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Enterprise GCC Platform

Not a vendor.
Your second
operational home.

We build and operate Global Capability Centers for US mid-market enterprises — entering through your product, not your back office. You own the entity, the IP and the people. We make it work in 100 days, starting from signed contract.

The problem

Your engineering roadmap is negotiated with a vendor whose margin depends on you not getting faster.

The innovation disincentive

Traditional outsourcing revenue scales with headcount. Every efficiency you gain is revenue your vendor loses. The incentive to automate, re-factor or simplify runs backwards — and it is structural, not a matter of goodwill.

Bridge the velocity gap

Engineers who never meet your customers ship exactly what the ticket says. The result is work that is technically correct and strategically wrong — discovered two sprints later, when the roadmap has already moved.

Full margin visibility

You are billed a blended rate. You cannot see what your engineers earn, what your vendor keeps or whether your costs track the market. Fifteen to twenty percent of your engineering budget is margin you cannot audit.

The economics

The numbers a CFO can take to a board.

100
Days to first sprint Starting from signed contract, to a live team delivering working software. Not a pilot deck — a sprint that ships.
$3.5M
Annual run-rate · 100 engineers Fully loaded, open-book, every line auditable. The equivalent US team runs $12–18M.
14%
Attrition — GCC sector, India The lowest of any sector tracked by EY, against 20.5% for IT services. Four points of attrition is four to eight recovered sprints a year.
Zero
Added vendor margins on GCC operations Compensation, real estate and infrastructure pass through at cost. Our fee is stated separately, and it is the only margin in the model.
The entry

We start with your product.

Mid-market enterprises do not need a five-hundred-seat back office. They need the product to move faster. So every engagement begins with a product team — and the process work follows once we understand how your business actually runs.

100-day sprint · starting from signed contract
Weeks 1–4 · Assessment

Your numbers, not our template

A paid engagement that produces a board-ready business case built from your actual cost structure, your roadmap and your constraints. It ends in a signed operating blueprint — or an honest recommendation not to proceed.

Days 1–30 · Foundation

Entity, infrastructure and the brief

Legal entity or employer-of-record structure confirmed. Grade-A facility secured. Recruitment brief issued against your product context — not a generic job description.

Days 31–60 · Team

People in seats, context transferred

Core team contracted from a vetted talent pool. Systems integrated. Product context sessions begin between your leadership and the India team — before the first ticket is written.

Days 61–100 · Delivery

Sprint one ships

Full team operational. First sprint delivered and measured. Baseline metrics established: velocity, cost per sprint, retention. A board summary at day 100 that reports what happened, not what was promised.

Month 6 · Your decision

Scale it, or take it and run

Everything is documented and transferable by design. Expand the center, absorb it entirely or step back — with our support available if you want it, and not required if you do not.

Engineering team working at their desks on a live GCC delivery floor
Where we work

Two shores. No fixed address on either side.

We engage enterprises across major US metropolitan markets. On the India side, we build where your talent profile, cost target and retention requirements point — not where we happen to have an office. Most mid-market engagements land on a hybrid structure. That recommendation comes out of the assessment, with the trade-offs priced.

How we choose →
Why trust this

We are a new platform. Built on forty years of running the operations that most GCC vendors have only advised on.

Expert-built, not advisor-built

Built by people who have sat on both sides of the table — the executive buying offshore capability and the expert accountable for delivering it. Not a consulting framework applied to a new market for the first time.

Every number is sourced, not estimated

The figures on this site are drawn from Nasscom-Zinnov, EY, ANSR, TeamLease Digital, Deloitte and PlugScale — named, current and checkable. Ask us for the underlying report on any statistic we cite.

The assessment ends before you commit

You get a complete, board-ready business case at the end of four weeks — whether or not you build with us. If the honest answer is not to proceed, that is what the document says. We would rather lose the build than write a recommendation we do not believe.

A shore is not a branch office. It is not a vendor relationship. It is where you stand. Your first shore is your headquarters. Your second is equally yours — and it should feel that way from day one. The Second Shore leadership team