As per reports, power solutions technology provider Cummins India launches its first IT Global Competency Centre (GCC) in Pune to drive innovation across global operations through specialized talent and technical capabilities.

Located at the company's India Office Campus in Pune's Balewadi district, the facility will house software engineers, product owners, architects, technology leads, and process experts to drive innovation impacting the automotive, engineering research and development (ER&D), and manufacturing, it will drive innovation that impacts the automotive, engineering research and development , manufacturing, and energy sectors.

According to reports, the facility aims to harness emerging digital technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and Robotic Process Automation (RPA).

With 55 percent female employees, GCC is a leader in gender diversity, and strengthening gender diversity across the technical workforce will be a key focus area.

“This GCC aligns with the company's aspirations for business growth and India's continued progress. We will achieve this by leveraging India's exceptional talent pool to enhance digital enablement and process transformation, boosting our competitive edge,” says Annapurna Vishwanathan, Chief Information Officer at Cummins India.

The facility is an integral part of the company's multi-year IT transformation strategy, which focuses on increasing operational efficiency and reducing time to market for products and services.

The company further stated that the GCC will provide internship programs for young talent and employment opportunities for veterans, those with special needs, women returning from maternity leave, and re-employed workers.

“As we position for the future, our inaugural IT GCC in India is a strategic move in building our IT capabilities to deliver an exceptional business experience for our stakeholders globally,” says Earl Newsome, Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Cummins Inc.