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Channel Strategy: Framework for Success

Maximizing internal and customer benefits through effective channel management.

Application Landscape Report 2011 Edition

Building the new city in the old city.

The 2011 Global Supply Chain Agenda

Capgemini Consulting research shows that supply chain executives are still concerned with demand volatility in a post-recession world.

Dutch Government Reduces Risk with Intelligent Crisis Management Solution

Capgemini deploys ICAWEB, the first crisis and disaster advice system in the Netherlands

Aarhus University Hospital Enhances Patient Care through Customized Scheduling and Booking

Bookplan from Capgemini helps the hospital improve resource management and boost transparency

French Hospital Accomplishes Ambitious Financial Recovery Plan

Capgemini formulates and delivers a rescue plan for Hôpital de Bordeaux Bagatelle

Capgemini’s 13th European Energy Markets Observatory (EEMO) launched in Czech Republic and Slovakia

19th January, 2012 at 10 am, Hotel Paris, U obecniho domu 1,110 00 Praha 1

Capgemini Consulting Research: Supply Chain Executives Still Concerned with Demand Volatility in a Post-Recession World

Paris, March 24, 2011 – Capgemini Consulting, the strategy and transformation consulting brand of Capgemini Group, today launched the Supply Chain Agenda 2011.

Average Global Company Has 20% of Redundant Applications(1)

Paris, New York, March 22, 2011 – Capgemini, one of the world’s foremost providers of consulting, technology and outsourcing services, today announced its first annual Application Landscape report, published with HP, reveals that millions of applications within European and American businesses are obsolete and no longer deliver full business value.

World Payments Report 2010

Cars Online 2010/2011: Listening to the Consumer Voice

Are governments keeping up with the times?