Consulting and Industry Expertise in India

BCG in India works with clients in a variety of industries, including industrial goods, consumer goods, health care, financial services, technology, and communications—in the public and private sector—and with both local organizations and multinational corporations. We work closely with the government and nonprofit organizations on issues ranging from policy formulation to supporting implementation for change, and on initiatives that focus on food security, education, and children’s rights. Our work in India requires us to collaborate closely with our clients.

Our office also offers functional expertise in corporate development, business strategy, marketing and sales, and operational and organizational change. We have developed insights into the many factors that determine success in the Indian business environment, but at the same time, the team draws on BCG's worldwide staff, its depth of consulting capabilities, and its expertise.

Global Business Services

Global Business Services (GBS), also knows as Global Capability Centers (GCC), is increasingly seen as a high-impact, strategic lever for global enterprises. With over 10,000 hubs and 6 million professionals worldwide, and Global Capability Center (GCC) spend projected to grow at ~10% globally and 14–16% in markets like India, GBS has emerged as a fast-growing operating model delivering value well beyond cost.

While GBS offers significant benefits, only less than 50% of Fortune 500 companies have adopted it at scale indicating untapped potential across sectors. As more organizations setup and scale their GBS operating models, they must also navigate disruptive shifts such as agentic AI, GenAI, evolving talent dynamics, and geopolitical risk. These forces are reshaping how GBS creates value, operates, and builds resilience. A long-term, coherent GBS strategy is critical to unlocking enterprise value.

Leveraging a global network of experts, BCG has supported clients across industries in setting up, transforming, and monetizing their GCCs.