Global Captive centres are client-owned and operated service delivery centres that supply service resources directly to their company. They are often located in a nondomestic, low-cost area. Employees of the organization, not the vendor, work at a captive facility.
Global Captive centres are service delivery facilities that are not located in the United States. They are often less expensive to run. Captive centres are still a part of the organisation and are closely connected with its operations; they can fulfil a range of functions, such as resource development or customer support.
One area where the aforementioned shifts are particularly discernible is in how big and medium-sized businesses from various industries see outsourcing to nations like India. Both IT outsourcing and BPO have undergone significant change in recent years, and the factors of change listed above are simply speeding this transformation's pace.
According to a recent NASSCOM poll, 500 new Global Captive Centers (GCCs) are projected to be established in India by MNCs by the year 2025. Up until two years ago, about 50 of these units were established each year.
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