Singapore-Japan Joint Venture Launches Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad
In a significant move for India's technology landscape, Singapore-based Optimum Solutions and Japan-based ABeam Consulting have jointly inaugurated a new Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Hyderabad. This strategic partnership aims to build a workforce of 2,000 employees by 2030, enhancing delivery capacity for global digital transformation initiatives.
Joint Governance and Integrated Operations
The GCC will operate under a joint governance model with fully integrated teams, enabling end-to-end transformation delivery from a single location. According to a release from the Telangana government, this setup is designed to streamline operations and improve efficiency in executing complex projects.
Focus on Advanced Technologies
The centre will concentrate on several high-demand areas, including:
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Cloud services
- Data engineering
- Enterprise platforms
- Application engineering
- Digital solutions
- Business operations
Nanda Appanaboyina, General Manager of the GCC, highlighted that Hyderabad's rich pool of engineering talent is well-suited for handling intricate work. He emphasized that this talent will be instrumental in developing advanced capabilities in AI, cloud computing, and digital platforms. Appanaboyina also noted a growing interest from Japanese multinationals in leveraging such capabilities.
Strengthening Enterprise Transformation
Yasuhisa Omura, Head of ABeam India, stated that the Hyderabad base will significantly enhance the firm's ability to deliver enterprise transformation at scale. By combining deep consulting expertise with robust execution capabilities, the GCC aims to provide comprehensive solutions to global clients.
Selection of Hyderabad and Future Plans
The companies selected Hyderabad for its exceptional engineering talent, stable governance, and advanced digital infrastructure. To support hiring goals, partnerships with universities and skilling institutions will be established, focusing on training, curriculum collaboration, and certifications to nurture a skilled workforce.
Boosting International Technology Links
This GCC strengthens the technology link between Japan, Singapore, and India, reinforcing Hyderabad's reputation as a trusted hub for high-value, enterprise-focused digital transformation. Telangana government officials remarked that this development positions Hyderabad as a key player in the global digital economy, attracting more international investments and collaborations.
