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Indian GCCs shaped our global tech road map: Sabre CEO Kurt Ekert

Sabre's India GCC plays a central role in building AI-based forecasting, pricing, and retail platforms that power travel innovation for global airlines and hotels

(L-R) Sabre leadership team, Sushant Mathur, Prasad Parigi, Bharat Kumar,Sriram Gopalswamy, Erika Miller, Roshan Mendis, Bindu Surendran, Bhaskara Rao Guntreddy, Rency Mathew, Sandeep Bhasin
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(L-R) Sabre leadership team, Sushant Mathur, Prasad Parigi, Bharat Kumar,Sriram Gopalswamy, Erika Miller, Roshan Mendis, Bindu Surendran, Bhaskara Rao Guntreddy, Rency Mathew, Sandeep Bhasin

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Texas-based travel technology firm Sabre Corp on Monday credited its Global Capability Center (GCC) in Bengaluru with “increasingly shaping” the company’s global technology roadmap as the centre marked its 20th anniversary this year.
 
The centre began as a back-office delivery centre in Bengaluru, and has grown into a core pillar of Sabre Corp’s global technology strategy.
 
The Texas-based travel technology firm now counts its India GCC among its key innovation hubs, contributing to flagship platforms such as SabreMosaic, Sabre Travel AI (developed with Google), and Revenue Optimizer.
 
Engineers and data scientists at the Bengaluru site help drive the company’s AI-powered