As GCCs take on greater enterprise responsibility, leadership development is becoming as critical as capability building. Renu Shekhawat, Director & Head of Human Resources, APAC at Pitney Bowes, explains why the future belongs to centres that create leaders, not just talent.
From multilingual meetings and festival potlucks to women leaders, returnship programmes and inclusive policies, India's workplaces are increasingly becoming a reflection of the country's greatest strength: its diversity.
Oracle's workforce shrank by roughly 21,000 employees in fiscal 2026. Estimates suggest India accounted for more than half of those reductions, placing the country at the centre of one of the technology sector's most significant restructuring exercises.
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran has sought to calm employee concerns around his planned exit, urging staff to focus on the group’s future rather than speculation surrounding the leadership transition.
Retail giant creates its first Chief AI Officer role as artificial intelligence moves from experimentation to enterprise leadership.
