Overview:
In the evolving global delivery landscape, mid-sized enterprises find themselves stuck between high-cost, high-effort GCC models and low-control outsourcing vendors. This e-book introduces Virtual Captive Centers (VCCs) as the smart, middle-path solution that combines the agility of outsourcing with the ownership of a captive center — without requiring full legal or infrastructural setup from Day 1. With industry analysts recognizing the VCC model as the next evolution in offshore capability building, this guide helps enterprises take their first step toward scalable, future-ready IT operations.
Challenges Addressed:
- Binary Choices: Mid-market companies face an impossible choice between losing control with vendors or overcommitting with full GCCs.
- Delayed Market Entry: Full GCCs take 12–18 months to launch, while urgent talent needs (DevOps, ERP, AI) require rapid deployment.
- Lack of Governance in Outsourcing: Vendor-driven models lack cultural alignment, transparency, and long-term scalability.
- Rising Costs: Delaying setup can result in increased entry costs and talent inflation, especially in high-demand geographies like India.
- Fragmented Vendor Models: Poor visibility, high costs, and disconnected delivery slow down innovation and time to market.
Objective:
This e-book aims to educate CIOs, COOs, and technology leaders at mid-sized firms on the benefits of starting with a Virtual Captive Center. By highlighting cost comparisons, industry success patterns, and a phased rollout strategy, the guide empowers decision-makers to:
- Understand the “smart captive” VCC model and why it fits mid-market needs.
- Compare delivery models on cost, control, and transparency.
- De-risk their global delivery journey with a low-commitment, 60-day pilot.
- Begin building scalable global teams under their own governance — without waiting for a full GCC setup.
Rethink Global Delivery with the Smart Captive Model
Get your guide to discover how Virtual Captive Centers help mid-sized enterprises scale faster, reduce risk, and stay in control — without the cost of a full GCC.