Notes from Bengaluru

Practical notes on building in India

Short, honest writing for founders and operators who are considering a Bengaluru team.

Field Notes is Context Delta’s blog for the unglamorous decisions behind a small global capability centre: which legal model to use, how to hire the first five people, what Bengaluru salaries look like this quarter, and when India is the wrong answer.

These pieces are written for US and European companies that want a working team, but are small enough that a traditional consultancy programme does not fit. Expect plain language, indicative ranges, and links back to how we work on services, engagement models, and discovery calls.

New articles appear here as we publish them. If you want a note on a specific decision for your roles, ask Anupam. Founder, based in Bengaluru.

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14 Sept 2026 · 5 min read · Ai

Workforce Transition in an Agentic GCC

The shift from simple generative AI prompts to autonomous agentic workflows is transforming capability center organizational design. How forward-thinking centers are reshaping job architectures, engineering teams, and managerial oversight.

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8 Sept 2026 · 5 min read · Future

Will Tier-3 Cities Matter Before 2030?

Analyzing the realistic potential of tertiary Indian cities for enterprise capability centers. A critical look at infrastructure hurdles, talent availability, and the specific operational models that could succeed by 2030.

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