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    Pioneering Innovation In Global Capability Centers: Insights and Success Stories

    The report Pioneering Innovation In Global Capability Centers: Insights and Success Stories, explores the significant role of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in driving business growth and innovation. It highlights the evolution of GCCs from operational support units to strategic hubs, particularly in India, which hosts over 1,700 GCCs employing more than 2 million professionals. GCCs in India have been growing at an average of over 60 new centers established each year until 2024. The report showcases various success stories and case studies, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with tech innovators, startups, and government authorities in fostering innovation and achieving key breakthroughs.

    December, 2024

  • Technology Trends - Social Media Adoption Trends

    Social Media Adoption Trends

    Social media effectively shifts the one-to-many model of traditional publishing and broadcasting to a many-to-many model that fosters and sustains dialogue. Today many IT managers are asking: What does this mean for the enterprise? This study examines how many companies are leveraging social media and what their experiences have been thus far. We provide data on adoption trends, ROI experience, and TCO experience. We also disclose how organization size and sector influence adoption and economic experience with social networking. We conclude with our viewpoint on the potential benefits of enterprise social media. (14 pp., 8 figs.)[Research Byte]

    January, 2010

  • IT Best Practices - Proof of Concept Evaluates Secure Internet Customer Services (1Q03)

    Proof of Concept Evaluates Secure Internet Customer Services (1Q03)

    The Social Security Administration recently completed proof of concept testing of a number of technologies aimed at reducing its workload and enhancing efficiency of handling customer transactions.  The project was successful in showing that existing technologies could ensure secure access, protect data, and shield the privacy of CRM information.  The interoperability of applications run on hardware from multiple vendors and several software applications was an important result of this proof of concept. 

    February, 2003