The Delhi chapter of GCC Nxt marked the launch of an exclusive multi-city leadership series focused on the future of AI-first Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India. Hosted by Express Computer in association with Samsung India, the closed-door gathering brought together nearly 40 GCC leaders, technology decision-makers, and industry experts for an evening of strategic conversations, product innovation, and collaborative networking.
The event commenced with a welcome address by Mansi Singh, followed by an inaugural keynote from Manish Gulati, who spoke about the growing role of AI, collaboration, and enterprise innovation in shaping the next phase of GCC evolution in India.
A key highlight of the evening was the keynote session by Aabas Babbar, where he shared insights into the rapid transformation of India’s GCC ecosystem and outlined the strategic building blocks required to create future-ready GCCs.
The event also featured thought-provoking sessions from leaders across Samsung, Intel, and Microsoft, including:
One of the major attractions of the evening was the unveiling of the new Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Enterprise Edition by John Lee alongside leaders from Samsung, Intel, and Microsoft. The launch showcased Samsung’s vision for AI-enabled enterprise productivity, security, and intelligent workplace experiences.
The event also hosted an engaging panel discussion on “AI-first workplaces: How GCCs are reimagining productivity, collaboration, and secure work”, moderated by Sayantan Mondal. The panel featured industry leaders including:
Rajarshi Chakraborty
Varun Sharma
Ruchi Sethi
Along with leaders from Samsung, Microsoft, and Bain & Company
The discussion explored how enterprises are balancing innovation, workforce flexibility, cybersecurity, employee experience, and AI-led workplace transformation as GCCs continue evolving into strategic innovation hubs.
Additionally, Vishal Kanwal presented Samsung’s enterprise display solutions and their role in enabling seamless collaboration in modern workplaces.
The evening concluded with networking interactions among GCC leaders and enterprise technology experts, reinforcing GCC Nxt as a platform for meaningful dialogue around AI-driven enterprise transformation, intelligent workplaces, and the future of work in India.
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