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Africa: The last growth frontier
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Author: Andrew Baxter Publication: Financial Times Date: 17 November 2008 Consulting firms are reporting steady or strong growth in their African businesses, albeit starting from a small base. Jawad Shaikh, a vice-president in Capgemini’s telecom, media and entertainment consulting practice, comments. |
Capgemini shoots for the cloud
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Author: Phil Muncaster Publication: vnunet Date: 17 November 2008 New partnership with Amazon will make cloud computing more accessible for enterprises. |
Capgemini eyes growth in challenging 2009
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Author: Dominique Vidalon Publication: Reuters Date: 13 November 2008 Capgemini confirms its objectives for 2008 and is confident on 2009 sales growth. |
Helping the planet is a black and white issue
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Author: John Duncanson, Managing Director, Capgemini Scotland Publication: The Scotsman Date: 15 August 2008 This evening in Edinburgh, Capgemini is hosting what will be Scotland's first ever carbon neutral ball to focus attention on the urgent need for environmental change and raise funds for The Prince's Trust. |
Capgemini H1 profits up, more optimistic on 2008
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Author: Dominique Vidalon Publication: Reuters Date: 31 July 2008 Capgemini raised its 2008 revenue growth goal after reporting a forecast-beating 23.4% in its first-half operating profit |
UK to get 100mbps broadband boost
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Author: Cliff Saran Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 22 July 2008 Carl Bate, Chief Technology Officer at Capgemini UK, comments on the new BT fibre optic network. |
Up to speed
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Author: David Ketchin, Capgemini Publication: Accountancy magazine Date: 01 July 2008 David Ketchin, Vice President, Finance and Employee Transformation, Capgemini Consulting, looks at how CFOs can learn from major business transformations |
CIOs need to talk
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Author: Nick Booth Publication: CIO Date: 28 May 2008 CIOs that don't communicate and promote themselves might end up being undervalued by leaders. Andy Mulholland, Global CTO, Capgemini, is interviewed by Nick Booth. |
Capgemini Q1 results remain on track
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Publication: Ovum Author: John O'Brien Date: 8 May 2008 Ovum comments on Capgemini's |
Global sector still in a state of flux
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Publication: FT Author: Mike Scott Date: 24 March 2008 Greg Jacobsen, North America Lead for Telecoms, Capgemini and Didier Bonnet, European Lead for Telecoms, Capgemini talk to the FT on how the global telecommunications industry is still trying to cope technological advances and deregulation. |
Failure to exploit data loses UK economy £67bn a year
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Author: Adrie van der Luijt Publication: Director of Finance Date: 4 March 2008 Ramesh Harji, Head of Information Exploitation, Capgemini UK discusses the annual costs associated with frustrated decision making across UK businesses and public sector organisations. |
Poor information management costs millions a year
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Author: Nicole Kobie Publication: IT Pro Date: 4 March 2008 Ramesh Harji, Head of Information Exploitation, Capgemini speaks to IT Pro on how failing to properly manage and exploit data is leading managers to make decisions without seeing the full picture. |
Experts urge CIOs to bridge information gap
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Author: Phil Muncaster Publication: IT Week Date: 3 March 2008 Ramesh Harji, Head of Information Exploitation, Capgemini UK warns CIOs that the failure to take a stronger role in fostering an information-centric culture in their organisations is resulting in poor decision-making. |
Put information back into CIO role or companies will suffer
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Author: Mark Chillingworth Publication: CIO Date: 5 March 2008 Ramesh Harji, Head of Information Exploitation, Capgemini UK comments on how information has been forgotten in corporate strategy. |
Capgemini is profiled in The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers
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Author: Sarah Merson Publication: The Times Date: 28 February 2008 Capgemini has been profiled as number 98 in The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers. |
Capgemini to target expansion through aquisitions
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Publication: Financial Times Author: Maija Palmer Date: 25 February 2008 Paul Hermelin, CEO, Capgemini Group speaks to the Financial Times on plans to bolster its consulting business. |
Capgemini eyes more India buys
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Author: CNBC-TV18 Publication: Moneycontrol.com Date: 25 February 2008 Pierre-Yves Cros, Vice President - Group Director of Strategy and Transformation, Chair of UK Country Board talks to the Indian press on a strong outlook for Capgemini in 2008. |
Capgemini profit shows major growth
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Publication: Computing Author: Martin Courtney Date: 21 February 2008 Capgemini enjoyed a 50% year on year surge in net income in 2008 to €440 million. |
Building a Global Powerhouse
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Publication: Business Week Author: Steve Hamm Date: 15 February 2008 Paul Hermelin, CEO, Capgemini Group talks to Steve Hamm, senior writer, BusinessWeek on the success of 2007 and the outlook for 2008. |
Content makes mobile customers sick
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Author: Reuters Newsroom Publication: Reuters Date: 12 February 2008 Greg Jacobsen, Head of Telecommunications, Media & Entertainment, Capgemini warns mobile carriers need to differentiate following predictions that revenue models with be supported via advertising and not subscription funded. |
How to get a new job
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Author: Emily Ford Publication: The Times Date: 17 January 2008 Nicky Winch, Head of Recruitment, Capgemini UK, believes that a bounty scheme offered by employers is a great way to attract new recruits. |
Andy Mulholland speaks to CNBC Europe on CIO Trends for 2008
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Author: Sqwak Box Publication: CNBC Eurpoe Date: 8 January 2008 Andy Mulholland, Chief Global Technology Officer, Capgemini speaks to CNBC Europe on the trends for CIOs in 2008 |
Influence of CIOs set to increase
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Author: Phil Muncaster Publication: IT Week Date: 4 January 2008 Andy Mulholland, Global Chief Technology Officer, Capgemini comments on the trends affecting CIOs for 2008. |
A clearer world view of services
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Author: George Yip, Yacine Chibane, Melanie Knight and Leyton Lark Publication: CPO Agenda Date: 3 January 2008 In-house or outsourced? Onshore or offshore? Tight or light control? Picking the right sourcing option for services isn't easy, but a new model can help guide your decision, explains a collection of subject matter experts from Capgemini Consulting including George Yip, Director of Research and Innovation. |
Virtualisation is not a theoretical risk
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Author: Lee Newcombe Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 14 December 2007 Lee Newcombe, Technical Architect, Capgemini writes about virtualisation being a mainstay of the modern IT environment. |
George Yip joins RSM Erasmus University
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Author: Della Bradshaw Publication: Financial Times Date: 13 December 2007 George Yip, Director of Research & Innovation, Capgemini Consulting is joining RSM Erasmus University as dean. |
People on the move
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Author: Newsroom Publication: Financial Sector Technology Date: 12 December 2007 Capgemini Consulting, the consulting business of Capgemini UK plc, has announced the appointment of a new Vice President, Kevin Simmons, to join its Finance and Employee Transformation Team. |
Must-have message is the secret of Apple's success
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Author: Iain S Bruce Publication: Sunday Herald Date: 10 November 2007 Jerome Buvat, Global Head of Telecoms, Media & Entertainment Strategy Lab, Capgemini states that Apple excels at connecting existing technologies with mainstream consumers. |
Leaks of sensitive data pose challenge
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Author: Ingrid Lunden Publication: Financial Times Date: 03 October 2007 Michael Natusch, Executive Consultant, Capgemini Consulting comments on the issues arising from a growth in remote working. |
What is the future for digital rights management?
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Author: Jude Umeh, Capgemini Publication: Computing Date: 20 September 2007 Jude Umeh, a consultant for Capgemini’s Telcom, Media & Entertainment practice, asks what the changes are that need to be made for DRM to be considered a useful and viable tool. |
Moving forward
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Author: Julian Quillinan Publication: Financial Sector Technology Date: 1 May 2007 The finance sector has traditionally blazed a trail when it comes to using telecoms to link offices around the world and clinch deals with customers. Ironically, at a time when everyone else is talking about fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) though, banks and insurers are dragging their heels, citing security and network coverage concerns as reasons for the slow adoption. |
Should we go for 3G or Wi-Fi?
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Author: Ian Limbach Publication: FT Digital Business, Financial Times Date: 12 February 2007 Capgemini Global Head of Telecommunications and Media Research, Jerome Buvat stated that for WiMAX to become profitable in London alone, WiMAX operators would need to capture 300,000 subscribers within five years. |
iPhone launch boosts Apple shares
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Author: Jerome Buvat Publication: The Times Date: 10 January 2007 With Apple launching its long-anticipated mobile phone handset the iPhone, Jerome Buvat, Global Head of Research for Capgemini Telecom, Media & Entertainment suggests that by 2010 music-enabled phones will outsell standalone digital music by around 350m units. |
Assessing Apple's iPhone
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Author: Jerome Buvat Publication: Reuters TV Date: 10 January 2007 Jerome Buvat, Global Head of Research for Capgemini Telecom, Media & Entertainment talks to Reuters TV's Matt Cowan on the impact of Apple's launch of its iPhone |
Apple urged to embrace rival platforms
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Author: Robert Jaques Publication: Computing Date: 17 May 2006 Salman Momen, head of media technology at Capgemini Telecom, Media & Entertainment, says that interoperability between digital music platforms is inevitable and is in fact crucial to the survival of the music industry. Momen suggests Apple could gain increased music market share whilst retaining its mantle as the music industry saviour. |
The customer retention challenge
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Author: Ken Wieland Publication: Telecommunications International Date: 1 October 2006 Inbound customer marketing is an area that European operators must pay more attention to, if they are to retain customers. Capgemini's Chris Jeffery, Global CRM lead for the Telecom, Media and Entertainment practice, stated that, "We have been working with O2 Ireland for over two years to develop its ICM system and, for selected targeted groups, we have brought down its annual churn rate into single-digit percentage figures." |
