Summary:

Southwest Airlines, a US-based airline, has established its first overseas innovation center in Hyderabad, which is a significant milestone in the airline's global expansion and bolsters India's standing as a center for innovation and technology. With an emphasis on software engineering, data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital transformation, the Global Capability Centre (GCC) is anticipated to eventually employ about 1,000 people. Strong international trust in India's highly qualified labour force, thriving digital environment, and developing technological infrastructure is reflected in the center. Multinational corporations in the fields of aviation, IT, healthcare, and finance are still drawn to Hyderabad. The facility will facilitate enhanced capability building, knowledge transfer, and employment generation. India is becoming a popular location for international innovation, research, and technology-driven business transformation, with more than 1,800 GCCs.

Source: IBEF

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