HeyJaredZinnov Podcast - GCCs Unfiltered Podcast
There’s endless noise about GCCs. But rarely do we ask what truly matters. GCCs: Unfiltered cuts through the chatter. No scripts. No spin. Just candid conversations with leaders shaping the GCC story. Tune in now.
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Charged to Lead: How Fluence Made Its GCC the Nerve Center of a Global Enterprise Ft. Dhanya Rajeswaran, Fluence (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a GCC that moves at the speed of the business? Dhanya Rajeswaran, Global VP and Country Managing Director(India) at Fluence, joins Nitika Goel, Managing Partner and CMO at Zinnov, to unpack how Fluence built its India center around acceleration, customer value, and integration. They talk about building high-velocity teams, creating global leadership roles from India, using AI to solve real business problems, removing friction from innovation, and leading through consta
The Future of GCCs: Will They Cease to Exist? ft. Jitendra Pandey, BMC Helix (opens the original)
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The future of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) is the question at the center of this episode of GCCs Unfiltered. Nitika Goel, CMO and Managing Partner at Zinnov, sits down with Jitendra Kumar Pandey, India Country Head and Vice President of R&D at BMC Helix, for a conversation with no room for diplomacy. Jitendra Pandey has spent more than 30 years in enterprise software across the IBM, Software AG, and WebMethods eras. He now runs BMC's largest R&D hub anywhere in the world, based in Bengaluru.
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