ZS Opens New 50,000 sq ft Hyderabad Office
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ZS Opens New 50,000 sq ft Hyderabad Office

Global management consulting and technology firm ZS has opened a 50,000 sq ft office in Hyderabad to accommodate 550–600 employees.
The move is part of the company’s strategy to expand capacity and enhance its end-to-end global capability centre (GCC) services. The new facility will continue offering flexible engagement models, including packaged solutions for GCCs, embedded functional expertise, and fully managed GCC-as-a-service models.
Positioning Hyderabad as one of India’s fastest-growing GCC hubs—particularly in healthcare and life sciences—ZS highlighted the city’s strong talent base and thriving technology ecosystem.
“GCCs are evolving from execution hubs to innovation and tech centres, and ZS is well positioned to support this industry-wide transformation. We partner with GCCs to establish a strong foundation, scaled operations, and future-proofed capabilities for long-term, enterprise-wide impact,” said regional managing principal Mohit Sood.

Global management consulting and technology firm ZS has opened a 50,000 sq ft office in Hyderabad to accommodate 550–600 employees.The move is part of the company’s strategy to expand capacity and enhance its end-to-end global capability centre (GCC) services. The new facility will continue offering flexible engagement models, including packaged solutions for GCCs, embedded functional expertise, and fully managed GCC-as-a-service models.Positioning Hyderabad as one of India’s fastest-growing GCC hubs—particularly in healthcare and life sciences—ZS highlighted the city’s strong talent base and thriving technology ecosystem.“GCCs are evolving from execution hubs to innovation and tech centres, and ZS is well positioned to support this industry-wide transformation. We partner with GCCs to establish a strong foundation, scaled operations, and future-proofed capabilities for long-term, enterprise-wide impact,” said regional managing principal Mohit Sood.

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