QBurst joined industry leaders and practitioners at the HFS India Summit 2026, held from February 10–11 in Bengaluru. 

Centered on the theme “The Next India Play,” the summit explored how Global Capability Centers (GCCs) and AI will redefine enterprise value through 2028. Discussions emphasized that GCCs are no longer mere offshore units but have evolved into natural extensions of corporate headquarters, often driven by multi-sponsor management teams.

Chief Growth Officer Balaji Yellavalli and Director of Business Development Santhosh Kancharla represented QBurst at the summit, engaging with GCC heads and industry peers.

The event highlighted the rapid convergence of software and services. As the boundary between the two fades, value is being delivered through platform-driven models rather than traditional headcounts. This “Services-as-Software” evolution requires a deep cultural shift alongside technology adoption.

The summit also signaled a move toward outcome-based models. The industry is pivoting toward value-based frameworks that emphasize business resilience and efficiency, ensuring that enterprises can deliver differentiated results in an increasingly software-defined world.

QBurst’s Strategic Alignment

As enterprises transition into software-defined entities, QBurst is uniquely positioned to support GCCs in their evolution—helping them transition into high-impact innovation hubs that deliver effective, sustainable, and real business value.