LTM Launches GCC Origin to Build and Operate AI-Native Global Capability Centers in India

LTM Establishes Standalone Unit for Next-Generation GCCs

LTM has launched GCC Origin, a dedicated business unit designed to help enterprises establish, operate and transform Global Capability Centers in India1

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. Operating as a standalone business within LTM, GCC Origin will have dedicated leadership, sales and delivery teams, with Shailendra Singh appointed to lead the unit, reporting directly to Venu Lambu, CEO and Managing Director of LTM1

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. The move comes as enterprises shift their approach to Global Capability Centers, moving beyond cost reduction to value creation from day one2

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BlueVerse AI Platform Powers AI-Native GCC Transformation

GCC Origin will leverage LTM's BlueVerse AI platform to help enterprises build new centers and transform existing ones to be AI-native by design2

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. The agentic AI ecosystem includes more than 300 pre-built, domain-specific AI agents, along with custom agents tailored to enterprise needs1

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. Enterprises gain access to AI Centers of Excellence, automation tools powered by Agent Next, and LTM's purpose-built AI studios located in the US, Europe and India1

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. This infrastructure positions GCC Origin to create centers that embed AI across operations, reduce friction, improve productivity and accelerate delivery timelines2

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Modular Service Models Address Diverse Enterprise Needs

The dedicated business unit offers a componentized service catalogue that allows enterprises to select capabilities based on their GCC's maturity and scale2

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. Companies can engage GCC Origin for the full GCC lifecycle or choose individual services through multiple models including Assisted GCC, Build-Operate-Transform-Transfer, Virtual GCC, joint ventures, staff augmentation and Hire-Operate-Transfer1

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. Services span strategy, technology, talent, infrastructure and operations, covering site selection, workplace infrastructure, governance and operational readiness across tier-1 and tier-2 cities1

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. Venu Lambu emphasized that the modular model lets clients build and operate GCCs around their priorities, accelerating the path from setup to business value2

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AI-Driven Talent Management Supports Workforce Development

For staffing and workforce development, GCC Origin will deploy LTM's AI-driven platforms including Talent Pool Radar, TalentInsights and LTM Shoshin to support recruitment, talent management and continuous upskilling1

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. These platforms help GCC teams build industry knowledge, technology expertise and soft skills as they scale operations2

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. The unit will also manage IT and business operations covering transition, governance, knowledge management, finance, tax, payroll and workplace services1

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. Enterprises can opt for structured transfer of operational ownership, talent, technology and infrastructure to their own teams as their GCCs mature1

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Growing Demand Drives Strategic GCC Expansion in India

The launch of GCC Origin aligns with significant growth projections for India's GCC sector. A report by Embark released on October 23 projected that India could add 1 to 1.4 million net GCC jobs by 2031 and require 150 to 170 million square feet of additional office space1

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. The same report found that 71% of surveyed GCC leaders expected their centers to take on greater functional ownership1

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. This shift reflects how enterprises now view Global Capability Centers as strategic assets that own capabilities shaping the business, rather than cost-cutting measures2

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. Watch for how GCC Origin's integration of AI agents and automation positions enterprises to capture value faster while navigating India's evolving talent and infrastructure landscape across multiple cities.