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Governance, Visibility &
Performance.

Create operational clarity and measurable outcomes. Make GCC performance visible across leadership layers with board-ready scorecards, QBR frameworks, and real-time operational dashboards.

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Techila's GCC Governance & Reporting practice designs and implements the scorecard, dashboard, and QBR infrastructure that makes GCCs visible to HQ — in business language, not operational metrics. We benchmark against GCC industry standards and deliver reporting that boards can act on.

Board-ready
Reporting format
Real-time
Operational dashboards
5 metrics
Scorecard dimensions
QBR
Quarterly cadence

[ The practice ]

Visible to HQ. Trusted by boards.

The center delivers but HQ can't see it. Dashboards are manual, reporting is delayed, trust erodes. This is the governance opacity failure pattern — and it is the most common reason GCCs lose mandate even when they are performing well. Techila designs and implements the reporting infrastructure that makes GCC performance legible to HQ: real-time Tableau dashboards, board-ready QBR frameworks, and SLA scorecards that speak the language of business outcomes, not IT operations.

[ Capabilities ]

6 capabilities, one delivery team.

/01
GCC Scorecards
Delivery, quality, cost, talent, and strategic contribution metrics designed for board-level consumption.
/02
QBR Framework Design
Quarterly Business Review frameworks that HQ can use to evaluate and champion the GCC at board level.
/03
Real-time Dashboards
Tableau and Salesforce Analytics dashboards giving HQ live visibility into GCC performance.
/04
SLA Design
SLA definition, measurement methodology, and automated reporting pipelines so performance is never in dispute.
/05
Automated Reporting Pipelines
Connect GCC operational systems to HQ reporting surfaces — eliminating the manual reporting bottleneck.
/06
Industry Benchmarking
GCC performance benchmarked against industry standards: cost per FTE, time-to-productivity, attrition norms, and delivery quality.

[ Delivery process ]

Four phases. Value gates at every boundary.

We don't run a programme past a gate it hasn't earned. Each phase ends with a board-visible artefact — not a status deck.

Phase 01
Audit
1 week
Assess current GCC reporting state: what exists, what HQ actually sees, and where the trust gap lives.
Phase 02
Framework Design
2–3 weeks
Design the scorecard, QBR framework, and dashboard architecture. Validate with both GCC leadership and HQ stakeholders.
Phase 03
Build
4–8 weeks
Implement dashboards, automated pipelines, and QBR templates. Connect source systems to reporting surfaces.
Phase 04
Run
Ongoing
Quarterly QBR delivery support, dashboard maintenance, and annual scorecard recalibration against updated benchmarks.
“We've run three SI partners through this programme. Techila is the only one that shipped the business case, not the statement of work.”

— Group Chief Revenue Officer · Fortune 200 industrial

[ Related services ]

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GCC Technology Managed Services

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AI & Agentforce for GCC Productivity

Make your GCC the AI productivity leader HQ wants to showcase.

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GCC Transformation

Governance is a prerequisite for GCC maturity elevation.

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