Summary:

Traditionally an industrial center, Ahmedabad is now a major hub for India's IT and Global Capability Center ecosystem. Ahmedabad is increasing popularity because to lower real estate costs, improved infrastructure, and an expanding talent pool as businesses relocate away from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune as a result of growing costs and restrictions. Businesses are implementing multi-city strategies for scalability and resilience, which is a reflection of a larger decentralization movement. The city provides a balance between affordability and capability, bolstered by legislative measures and urban growth. Ahmedabad is changing from its industrial roots to a technologydriven, innovation-focused commercial hub as India's digital economy grows.

Source: IBEF

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