Globally Managed Services

Enterprises are looking for growth engines by blending their existing strengths with continuing innovation and entrepreneurship. In doing so, they are facing several challenges, both strategic and operational.

Strategic challenges:
• Formulating a sustainable, competitive and innovative business strategy
• Exploiting global demand and supply opportunities
• Instilling transparency in the business
• Enhancing brand awareness

Operational challenges:
• Managing a growing business despite inefficient operational processes and IT systems
• Focusing on the core business, while outsourcing non-core processes
• Alignment of the operating and organizational structure with business strategy
• Managing costs, leveraging IT as a cost-effective enabler
• Execution

Enterprises are increasingly open to working with facilitators and partners to address these challenges. gms, as such a facilitator, works with organizations to address their strategic and operational challenges, and in the process create innovation-driven strategies to unlock value in their core and non-core assets.

To know more about gms, please download the attached brochure:

gms Introduction (73 KB)

Naturenomics™

Naturenomics™ - Nature and Economics - Nurturing Interdependence is a compilation of thought pieces focussing on the inter-connected issues of food security, water security, energy security and finally environment security. The articles have been contributed by various thought leaders from Lester Brown, Noah Walley, Bradley Whitehead and Pieter Winsemius to Pavan Sukhdev, Bittu Sahgal and others. These articles have been excerpted from renowned publications like The Harvard Business Review, The McKinsey Quarterly, Eco-Economy, California Environmental Associates etc.. Additionally a group of research analysts from gms, with an average age of less than 25 years, have contributed their thoughts in an attempt to tilt the focus to a solutions based approach.