Piyush Kedia

Piyush Kedia

CEO, InCommon

50 published articles

Piyush Kedia is the CEO of InCommon, a talent infrastructure company that helps US and global enterprises set up and scale Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India. He works with founders, CTOs, and heads of talent to design smaller, AI native GCC teams that focus on judgment work, not just headcount, so India offices stay senior, stable, and production ready. Before InCommon, Piyush built Blue Vector into a 50 person creative agency serving brands such as Trump Towers, Audi, and Porsche, giving him a front row view of how high performing teams are hired, managed, and grown.

Articles by Piyush Kedia

Performance reviews for offshore teams, how to maintain consistency

Performance reviews for offshore teams, how to maintain consistency

How to run consistent performance reviews for offshore teams, from clear KPIs and cultural sensitivity to standard templates and two-way feedback.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
How to manage conflict between offshore and onshore teams

How to manage conflict between offshore and onshore teams

The common causes of conflict between offshore and onshore teams, the early warning signs, and practical ways to prevent and resolve it.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
How to spot red flags when hiring offshore software engineers

How to spot red flags when hiring offshore software engineers

The red flags to watch for when hiring offshore software engineers, from overpromising to weak security habits, and how to test for each one.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
Protecting your IP when outsourcing AI development: legal and technical safeguards

Protecting your IP when outsourcing AI development: legal and technical safeguards

The legal and technical safeguards that protect your IP when outsourcing AI development, from contracts and NDAs to encryption and access control.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
GCC-as-a-service vs building it yourself

GCC-as-a-service vs building it yourself

What GCC-as-a-service covers, what a recruiter and chartered accountant can and cannot do, and when setting up an India center yourself is the right call.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
AI talent shortage, and why offshoring your machine learning team might help

AI talent shortage, and why offshoring your machine learning team might help

How the AI talent shortage slows hiring and strains teams, how offshoring your machine learning team can help, and what to plan for before you start.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
The fintech startup guide to international expansion

The fintech startup guide to international expansion

A step-by-step guide to international expansion for fintech startups, from market research and offshore teams to compliance, onboarding, and budgeting.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
Top tech talent hubs outside the US, beyond Silicon Valley

Top tech talent hubs outside the US, beyond Silicon Valley

Explore the top tech talent hubs outside the US, from Bangalore and Singapore to São Paulo and Nairobi, and what to weigh before you build a team in one.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
How to hire engineers in India without lowering the bar

How to hire engineers in India without lowering the bar

How to hire engineers in India to the same bar as your US team: a written scorecard, practitioner vetting, work-based interviews, and hiring in waves.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
How to set up an offshore development center in India

How to set up an offshore development center in India

How to set up an offshore development center in India: choosing the vendor, the contract, who interviews the team, IP and security terms, and the exit.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
What an EOR in India costs, and when it stops making sense

What an EOR in India costs, and when it stops making sense

EOR India cost explained: what goes into the bill, which costs stay the same on your own entity, how to find break-even, and when to switch.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026
Why companies set up a GCC, 7 reasons that hold up and 2 that do not

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Why companies set up a GCC, 7 reasons that hold up and 2 that do not

The GCC benefits that hold up for growth-stage companies, the two reasons that do not, and when a global capability center is the wrong call.

Piyush KediaOct 13, 2026