US-headquartered software company Jaggaer has opened its new global capability centre (GCC) in Hyderabad, India. This centre will lead the company’s next phase of artificial intelligence (AI) led innovation solutions.
Jaggaer’s GCC will be the hub for the company’s development of its agentic AI platform (JAI), software engineering, cloud operations, and IT functions for global markets across manufacturing, higher education, fast consumer goods, retail and the public sector. Currently, it has 180 employees in India, with plans to scale to 500 in the future.
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The new team will build tools ranging from conversational AI support to copilots that manage procurement workflows, with the long-term goal of developing autonomous systems under human oversight.
Jaggaer CEO Andrew Roszko said, “Hyderabad expands our global footprint with a centre dedicated to scaling AI-powered procurement.”
Chief digital and AI officer Gopinath Polavarapu added that the Hyderabad hub will make JAI “smarter, safer, and more useful.”
The company said it chose Hyderabad for its strong pro-innovation policies, deep AI and engineering talent, and a dynamic ecosystem backed by leading industry bodies. Telangana’s policy clarity and readiness for enterprise-scale AI made the city the natural choice for this global investment, it noted.
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By GlobalDataJaggaer, formerly SciQuest, is a provider of cloud-based business automation technology for business spend management. Its headquarters are in Durham, North Carolina.
