Capgemini stories
A Capgemini study exposes corporate culture as the main barrier to digital transformation, highlighting a crucial misalignment between leaders and staff.
Corporate culture is the biggest barrier to becoming a digital organisation, risking falling behind, according to Capgemini and Brian Solis.
15% of new enterprise applications are cloud-native today with adoption set to increase rapidly in the next three years, jumping to 32% by 2020.
Capgemini has been named MuleSoft's Top New Partner for APAC at the vendor's global partner awards, held at Connect 2017.
Banks and financial insurers may still be seen as trustworthy by customers but the story from inside the industry is very different.
RXP Services, Capgemini and NEC have all scooped top awards at the INFORM Partner Awards, Informatica's annual awards ceremony.
While digital transformation and the Internet of Things (IoT) trend is spreading the globe, not enough testing is being done before product launches.
The insurance industry is facing major disruption from the Internet of Things & Gen Y behaviours, warns Capgemini.
Wynyard Group appoints Caroline Cull as Partner Sales Director to spearhead the acceleration of its Global Partner Program, promising expanded sales reach.
Capgemini and SAP ally on a five-year mobility project to develop consumer-focused mobile sales apps, leveraging their growing partnership.
Informatica's acquisition of Siperian has been applauded by strategic partners including HP, Capgemini, and Deloitte, for enhancing MDM solutions.
Australia lags in the global open banking trend, risking customer disengagement, warns a Capgemini-Efma report.
Capgemini has deployed its first PaaS system in Australia, enabling SICorp to leverage technology to streamline processes and increase service levels.
Capgemini claims the top position in Ovum's latest IT testing rankings, excelling in test process capabilities shortly after re-entering the New Zealand market.
Attracted by New Zealand's pro-business policies, Capgemini returns after nine years, set to hire up to 40 in Auckland and Wellington, says ANZ CEO Thorley.
