Build-Operate-Transfer
TCB Infotech builds and operates your offshore team, then transfers full ownership and staff to you once the team is stable and proven.
50+ ERP and software projects. Zero failed projects since 2021.
Building a captive team from zero means owning risk before you own results
Entity setup, hiring and process design all carry risk before a team has proven it can deliver. Building and operating first, then transferring, moves that risk off your plate until the team is proven.
Ownership transfers once delivery is already working
TCB Infotech carries the hiring, process and delivery risk during the build and operate phases, so what transfers to you is a team with a working track record, not an unproven hire.
- Hiring and process risk carried during operate.
- Delivery proven before transfer, not after.
- Documentation handed over alongside staff.

The transfer timeline is set from day one
Staff are hired knowing the transfer is planned, so the change in employer at transfer date is expected, not a disruption sprung on the team.
- Transfer timeline communicated at hiring.
- No surprise change in employment terms.
- Option to convert to ongoing management if plans change.

Build, operate, then transfer, on one timeline
Illustrative example. Your actual phase durations depend on team size and complexity.
From a transfer plan to a fully owned team
Everything you need across all three phases
Full-cycle support
Hiring, delivery management and transfer handled under one engagement.
Direct visibility
You review delivery throughout the operate phase, not only at transfer.
A defined transfer date
Agreed up front, not left open-ended.
Documented handover
Process, tooling and delivery documentation transfer alongside staff.
Timezone overlap
Working hours arranged to overlap with your team throughout.
Flexible outcome
Convert to ongoing management instead of transferring, if plans change.
What Build-Operate-Transfer changes for your captive team
Why companies run Build-Operate-Transfer through TCB Infotech
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What does Build-Operate-Transfer actually mean?
How is this different from Managed Team under ODC?
What actually gets transferred?
How long does the operate phase typically last?
Do employees know a transfer is planned?
What if we decide not to transfer after all?
Start a Build-Operate-Transfer Engagement
A proven team handed to you beats a blank slate you have to prove yourself. Book a free consultation and tell us your target transfer date.
Book a Free Consultation →No commitment. See a plan before you decide.
How Build-Operate-Transfer Works
From a hiring plan to a fully owned, proven team. Here is how we run each of the three phases.
Build, operate and transfer, in that order
A team hired with the transfer date already in view
We hire and onboard the team against your target size and skill mix, with the transfer timeline communicated to staff from the start.
- Hiring matched to your target team size.
- Transfer timeline set before onboarding.
- Same screening bar as any dedicated hire.

Delivery run and proven before ownership changes
TCB Infotech runs standups, sprint tracking and performance management during the operate phase, so the team is proven and stable ahead of transfer.
- Standups and delivery run for you.
- Performance managed and tracked.
- Progress visible to you throughout.

Staff, entity and documentation, handed over together
At the agreed transfer date, employment, any local entity, and full process documentation move to your company as one coordinated handover.
- Employment transferred to your company.
- Documentation handed over with staff.
- Entity details finalized as part of transfer.

Everything included across all three phases
Full-cycle support
Hiring, delivery and transfer under one engagement.
Direct visibility
Review delivery throughout the operate phase.
A defined transfer date
Agreed up front, not left open-ended.
Documented handover
Process and tooling transfer alongside staff.
Timezone overlap
Working hours arranged to overlap throughout.
Flexible outcome
Convert to ongoing management if plans change.

