R Systems International Limited, a global leader in digital product engineering, today announced that it has been recognized as a Horizon 2 GCC Accelerator in HFS’ Horizons: GCC Services, 2026 Report.
The recognition highlights R Systems’ (RSI) growing role in helping enterprises establish, scale, and transform Global Capability Centers (GCC) through an AI-native, platform-led approach that accelerates business outcomes, innovation, and operational excellence.
As GCCs are rapidly evolving from cost-arbitrage centers into strategic hubs for innovation, digital transformation, and enterprise value creation, organizations seek to build future-ready GCCs and service providers are increasingly expected to move beyond execution and enable long-term transformation through AI, automation, talent development, and business integration.
In its assessment, HFS Research recognized RSI for its AI-first GCC model, platform-led delivery capabilities, and strong execution across GCC setup, operations, and transformation. The report highlighted RSI’s portfolio of proprietary accelerators, including GCC Copilot, OptimaAI, EXIQO, and C-Osmosis, which help enterprises accelerate GCC maturity, improve engineering productivity, and drive measurable business outcomes.
The report also noted RSI’s focus on innovation, supported by more than 120 AI-led case studies, over 1,400 AI experts, 150+ reusable AI agents, and 18 industry blueprints designed to help enterprises scale AI adoption across their GCC ecosystems.
“Global Capability Centers are entering a new phase of evolution. Enterprises are no longer looking at GCCs solely as delivery engines; they expect them to become strategic centers of innovation, AI adoption, and business transformation,” said Ashok Chawla, Co-Chief Delivery Officer, RSI. “We believe this recognition from HFS Research validates our vision of enabling GCCs to become AI native by combining engineering excellence, platform-led execution, and measurable business outcomes. Our focus remains on helping enterprises accelerate value realization while creating future-ready innovation hubs that can drive sustainable growth.”
RSI’s GCC offerings span the entire GCC lifecycle, from strategy and setup to operations, optimization, workforce transformation, and AI-driven innovation. The company supports clients through flexible engagement models, including Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT), Build-Operate-Transform-Transfer (BOTT), assisted GCC, and hybrid operating models across India, Eastern Europe, APAC, and the Americas.
“RSI’s positioning as Horizon 2 GCC Accelerator reflects its strength in helping enterprises move from people-led delivery to AI-enabled, platformized GCC operations. Its GCC Co-Pilot, OptimaAI, EXIQO, Gen AI C-Osmosis, BRACED, and QA-to-QE assets bring repeatability to setup, operations, engineering velocity, resilience, and BOT transition. This makes RSI well-suited for mid-market and PE-backed enterprises seeking speed, flexibility, and a practical path toward outcome-based, platformized GCC pods,” Achyuta Ghosh, Executive Research Leader, HFS Research.
The HFS Horizons report cited outcome-driven engagements delivered by RSI, including GCC transformations that enabled significant cost savings, accelerated software release cycles, improved operational productivity, and enhanced business performance through AI and automation.
As enterprises increasingly look to GCCs as catalysts for innovation and competitive advantage, RSI continues to invest in AI, automation, cloud, and digital engineering capabilities to help clients build resilient, scalable, and outcome-focused global operations.
