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Navigating Corporate Commute for GCCs in India

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For India's Global Capability Centers, employee commute has become a complex ecosystem that influences operational efficiency, talent retention, and the bottom line. Too often, it remains siloed between HR, Facilities, and Finance, treated as a costly necessity instead of a strategic asset.

Navigating Corporate Commute for GCCs in India examines the current state of commute maturity across the industry and offers benchmarks with data-driven insights. It shows how organisations can move beyond fragmented, manual processes and reimagine employee transport as a driver of productivity, satisfaction, and measurable business growth.

What to expect from the report

Landscape & Maturity

Analyse the current GCC commute landscape. Benchmark your maturity to find strategic paths for growth

Strategic Gap Analysis

Pinpoint hidden operational and strategic gaps. Learn proven solutions and methods from industry leaders

Future-Ready Framework

Explore the future of commute with AI and SuperApps. Turn your transport from a cost centre into a strategic asset

Quick reads

Rethinking the Daily Commute: Why Unified Mobility Is Becoming a Strategic Priority for GCCs in India

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Rethinking the Daily Commute: Why Unified Mobility Is Becoming a Strategic Priority for GCCs in India

Insights shared by experts

  • "For readers, the report should enable informed decision-making and help keep our transport program safe, compliant, and future-ready.", Abhishek Patel, Sr. Manager, Workplace Operations, Searce Technologies Inc.
  • "This report highlights that transport operations are not just a logistical function but a critical component of employee well-being, business continuity, and organizational trust.", Aditya Gupta, Head of Administration, NEC Corp.
  • "Readers will be able to understand what other industry peers are up to, while also enabling solution providers to design their solutions around customer pain points, challenges, and aspirational wish lists.", Ashis Jain, Director, Procurement, Vesuvius India Ltd.
  • "It should help decision-makers understand how employee commute programs are evolving from traditional models to more technology-enabled", Garvita Sandhu, Director, Administration, PayU B.V.
  • "The report should help leaders understand where they stand today and how employee transport impacts real business outcomes.", Protick Basu, Vice President, Workspace, ANSR Inc

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