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Major GCC announcements in 2026 set to create thousands of jobs in India. India's Global Capability Centre (GCC) ecosystem has maintained strong momentum in 2026, with multinational companies announcing new centres and expanding existing operations across Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai and the National Capital Region. The investments span technology, engineering, research and development (R&D), cybersecurity, finance, operations and artificial intelligence (AI), reinforcing India's position as the preferred destination for global capability centres. According to industry estimates, India is home to more than 2,100 GCCs employing over 2.3 million professionals. The sector continues to attract global investments as companies increasingly use India not only for cost advantages but also for access to skilled talent and digital capabilities. Major GCC announcements in 2026. Several global companies have announced new GCCs or significant expansions during the year. Nestlé announced a new Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad through its shared services arm, Nestlé Business Solutions, in partnership with Genpact. Pharmaceutical company Sanofi said it will expand its Hyderabad GCC, increasing its workforce from over 2,600 employees to more than 4,500 over the coming years. Southwest Airlines established its first Global Innovation Centre outside the United States in Hyderabad and plans to employ around 1,000 professionals over the next few years. Medical technology company Zimmer Biomet opened a technology centre in Bengaluru and expects to hire about 500 employees over the next three years. N-able launched a new GCC in Bengaluru with plans to expand its local workforce by at least 50% during 2026. PwC India also strengthened its GCC ecosystem by launching its Connected Cybersecurity Solutions Centre in Bengaluru, while several other multinational companies announced new engineering, AI and digital capability centres across India. Companies including Anthropic, Toast, LPL Financial, Charles Schwab, The Hartford, SimCorp, Alkami Technology, ScienceLogic and others have also announced new India capability centres or significant expansions during 2026. Hiring expected to cross one lakh. While many companies have not disclosed hiring plans, the announced projects are expected to generate several thousand direct jobs over the next two to three years. Industry estimates indicate that GCCs could add around 1.2 lakh to 1.4 lakh professionals to their workforce during 2026. Demand is expected to remain strong for software engineering, AI, cybersecurity, cloud computing, data analytics, product development, finance, HR, and digital operations professionals. Hiring is expected to continue despite growing adoption of AI, as companies increasingly require specialised talent to build, manage and scale AI-enabled business operations. Hyderabad and Bengaluru lead growth. Hyderabad and Bengaluru remain the preferred destinations for new GCC investments, supported by mature technology ecosystems, skilled talent pools and strong infrastructure. Pune, Chennai, and the NCR are also witnessing steady growth as multinational companies diversify their India operations. Industry experts believe the focus of GCCs is shifting from traditional back-office services to innovation-led functions such as product engineering, AI development, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and global business operations. With dozens of new GCC announcements and expansion plans already made in the first half of 2026, India is on track for another strong year in attracting global capability centre investments. The continued inflow of multinational companies is expected to strengthen employment, enhance high-value technology work, and further establish the country as the world's leading GCC destination.

ScienceLogic expands Skylar One with Geographic Service visibility and greater platform resilience. ScienceLogic announced the "Kyoto" release of Skylar One, the core observability offering of the ScienceLogic AI Platform. As enterprises modernize hybrid IT operations and prepare for more AI-assisted workflows, teams need clearer service context, stronger operational resilience, and faster ways to understand the business impact of infrastructure issues. The Kyoto release advances those priorities with new geographic service visibility, simplified location and device management, improved relationship context, and platform modernization designed to help IT teams operate with greater speed, confidence, and control. Skylar One's Kyoto update helps enterprises manage increasingly complex IT environments spanning hybrid infrastructure, cloud environments, and AI-driven operations. These enhancements provide clearer service context, faster service investigations, simplified location and access management, and improved platform resilience and scalability. Highlights from the Kyoto release include: * Context-rich geographic service visibility: New Geographic Service Maps provide an interactive view of service health, availability, and risk across locations, helping teams assess business impact faster and prioritize response efforts. * Faster, cleaner service investigations: Enhancements to Business Services Investigator 2.0 automatically collapse Skylar AI and change swimlanes when no relevant events exist in the viewed time window, keeping the interface focused on active signals. Users can manually expand or collapse these lanes at any time, helping operators spend less time filtering out noise and more time investigating the signals that matter. * Simplified location management: Updated location management capabilities make it easier to organize devices and services by location, improving operational visibility while reducing administrative overhead. * Enhanced device management and relationship context: Expanded AP2(TM) device management capabilities and improved relationship visualization give teams a clearer view of dependencies, helping shorten investigations, streamline workflows, and troubleshoot with greater confidence. * Centralized user and access management: Global Manager now supports centralized management of user accounts, access keys, organizations, and user policies across managed stacks through API access, helping service providers and enterprise teams reduce administrative overhead, enforce consistent access policies, and improve operational efficiency and security posture. * Greater platform resilience and scalability: Upgrades to the underlying database, cloud infrastructure, high-availability architecture, and runtime components strengthen the stability, security, and scalability required for modern hybrid environments. * More secure automation and integration workflows: New API key authentication strengthens control over integrations, automation workflows, and third-party applications, helping organizations modernize API security while preserving operational flexibility. "As enterprises move from visibility toward AI-assisted and increasingly autonomous operations, they need more than alerts. They need trusted service context that shows what is happening, where it is happening, and what it means for the business," said Michael Nappi, chief product officer at ScienceLogic. "The Kyoto release strengthens Skylar One by giving customers a more accurate understanding of relationships across services, devices, locations, and access policies while modernizing the operational foundation they need to investigate faster and automate with confidence." As the core observability offering of the ScienceLogic AI Platform, Skylar One, together with Skylar AI, Skylar Automation, and Skylar Compliance, delivers deeper service-aware operational intelligence across complex hybrid environments. The Kyoto release builds on recent advancements, including Skylar One "Juneau" and the launch of Skylar(TM) Advisor, further advancing ScienceLogic's commitment to AI-powered IT operations by helping organizations move from fragmented visibility to decision-ready insights and governed automation. David Marshall has been involved in the technology industry for over 30 years, and he's been working with virtualization software since 1999. He became a pioneer in the virtualization and cloud computing field - one of the few people in the industry allowed to work with Alpha stage server virtualization software from industry leaders: VMware (ESX Server), Connectix and Microsoft (Virtual Server).Through the years, he has invented, marketed and helped launch a number of successful software companies and products. David holds a BS degree in Finance, an Information Technology Certification, and a number of vendor certifications. He's also co-authored two published books: "VMware ESX Essentials in the Virtual Data Center" and "Advanced Server Virtualization: VMware and Microsoft Platforms in the Virtual Data Center" and was the technical editor for two popular Virtualization "For Dummies" books. With his remaining spare time, David founded and operates one of the oldest independent modern data center publications, VMblog.com. And co-founded CloudCow.com, a publication dedicated to Cloud Computing. Since 2009, and each year thereafter, David has been honored with the vExpert distinction by VMware by Broadcom for his evangelism.Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmarshall/

ScienceLogic Announces New Skylar(TM) AI Updates and Recognition as a Leader in IDC MarketScape Reports. Updates advance transparent, AI-driven, and autonomous IT operations with expanded analytics and advisor capabilities RESTON, Va.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-ScienceLogic(R), delivering intelligence that accelerates outcomes through service-centric observability, AI-driven operations, and intelligent automation, today announced the latest updates to Skylar(TM) AI alongside recognition as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide AIOps 2026 Vendor Assessment (Doc #US54116226, March 2026) and inclusion in IDC ProductScape: Worldwide Observability and AIOps Platforms 2026 (Doc #US53004425, May 2026). As organizations look to scale AI-driven IT operations, Skylar AI helps teams reduce operational noise, accelerate issue resolution, and improve visibility across complex IT environments. New updates to Skylar(TM) Analytics and the recently launched Skylar(TM) Advisor solution enhance the agent's ability to reason over operational knowledge while increasing transparency and usability across AI-driven workflows - significantly expanding Skylar Advisor's functionality. These updates enable: * Integration with ServiceNow Knowledge Bases: A new Skylar Advisor SyncPack enables ingestion of ServiceNow Knowledge Base articles, allowing Skylar AI to reason over existing operational knowledge and accelerate resolution. * Enhanced usability: Platform updates facilitate conversation sharing, improve Help Center visibility, support default-enabled heatmaps on key dashboards, and simplified navigation that routes users directly to Advisor dashboards. * Expanded analytics datasets: Skylar Analytics now brings together a broader range of data sources to provide more complete visibility into performance, availability, and cost across IT environments. * Improved scalability and data visualization: Enhanced corpus management introduces clearer document status tracking, hierarchical organization, and improved navigation for large-scale data, supported by centralized AI inference services and improved scaling to maintain consistent performance. "ScienceLogic is committed to continuously evolving its agentic AI roadmap to better support customers as they advance toward fully autonomous IT," said Michael Nappi, chief product officer at ScienceLogic. "With the latest updates to Skylar AI, we're rapidly advancing our AI capabilities, bringing greater transparency, deeper operational context, and more intelligent automation to help teams move from reactive to proactive, autonomous operations." In addition to the latest Skylar AI updates, ScienceLogic was named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide AIOps 2026 Vendor Assessment (Doc #US54116226, March 2026) and included in the IDC ProductScape: Worldwide Observability and AIOps Platforms 2026 (Doc #US53004425, May 2026). Highlights from the IDC MarketScape report include: * Service-centric visibility with governed execution: "ScienceLogic emphasizes service-centric, governed operations by binding MELT telemetry, CMDB enrichment, and change data into a unified service model and impact view." * Explainable AI that moves teams from detection to guided action: "Skylar AI provides explainable advisories and anomaly detection that move users from detection to guided action inside Skylar One, with service health scores and business-aligned impact visualization guiding which issues and runbooks to prioritize." * A unified path from insight to verified action: "Consider ScienceLogic when the priority is to consolidate heterogeneous monitoring into a unified, service-centric AIOps platform that combines explainable AI, governed orchestration, and strong OpenTelemetry-aligned ingestion, and when teams are ready to adopt standardized health checks, CX automation packs, and pre/post-change validation workflows that tie automation to verifiable reliability and customer experience outcomes." Additional recognition from IDC ProductScape notes ScienceLogic's intelligent service automation with built in governance: "Agentic AI capabilities delivered through Skylar AI and Skylar Automation that drive explainable RCA, guided remediation, and governed, bi-directional workflows with RBAC and approval policies." "IT operations are at an inflection point. Organizations can't deliver operational efficiency with fragmented tools and reactive workflows," said Dave Link, CEO and co-founder of ScienceLogic. "What differentiates ScienceLogic is our ability to bring context, automation, and AI together in a single operational framework, enabling organizations to move from siloed monitoring to coordinated, intelligent operations that deliver measurable business outcomes. We believe the recognition as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape reflects this broader shift and reinforces ScienceLogic's leadership in delivering a more unified, trusted AI-driven model for IT operations." On the heels of the Skylar Advisor launch and significant enhancements to its Skylar(TM) One platform, analyst recognition further cements the company's standing at the forefront of enterprise AI innovation. It also continues a streak of top-tier analyst validation, spanning the GigaOm Radar for Network Validation, the Forrester Wave(TM) for AIOps Platforms (Q2 2025), and the 2025 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Observability Platforms. About ScienceLogic ScienceLogic delivers intelligence that accelerates through service-centric observability, AI-driven operations, and intelligent automation. Trusted by enterprises, service providers, and government agencies worldwide, our platform unifies visibility and intelligence with Agentic AI so teams can move from understanding problems to resolving them with greater speed and precision. Founded in 2003, ScienceLogic serves customers globally and is recognized as a leader in The Forrester Wave(TM): AIOps Platforms, Q2 2025 and a visionary in 2025 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Observability Platforms. Learn more at https://sciencelogic.com/ About IDC MarketScape IDC MarketScape vendor assessment model is designed to provide an overview of the competitive fitness of technology and service suppliers in a given market. The research methodology utilizes a rigorous scoring methodology based on both qualitative and quantitative criteria that results in a single graphical illustration of each vendor's position within a given market. IDC MarketScape provides a clear framework in which the product and service offerings, capabilities and strategies, and current and future market success factors of IT and telecommunications vendors can be meaningfully compared. The framework also provides technology buyers with a 360-degree assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of current and prospective vendors.