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Cloud computing: hype, business enabler or infrastructure cost play?
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Author: Andy Mulholland Publication: Computer Business Review Date: 28 November 2008 Following CBR’s cover feature on Cloud Computing earlier in the year, Andy Mulholland, Global Chief Technology Officer at Capgemini, takes a closer look at the implications of this new paradigm for enterprise IT. |
Capgemini simplifies the Amazon cloud
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Author: Cliff Saran Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 21 November 2008 Capgemini’s new partnership with Amazon Web Services will help businesses kick-start new IT projects. |
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 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. |
Dorset County Council selects Capgemini's ERP system
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Publication: CBR Online Author: Bhavana Navuluri Date: 5 August 2008 Matt Howell, Head of Public Sector Technology, Capgemini UK and Barrie Graham Business Development Director for Local Government, Capgemini UK comment on how a new IT system will help Dorset County Council. |
IT upgrade targets £8.6m annual savings
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Publication: Computing Author: Janie Davis Date: 4 Aug 2008 Dorset County Council has selected Capgemini to implement a new system to provide better value and improved customer focus. |
Alliance & Leicester IT director steps up to unite business and IT
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Publication: Computer Weekly Author: Karl Flinders Date: 8 July 2008 Paul Pullinger, Head of Retail Banking Sales, Capgemini praises Alliance & Leicester for hiring a senior executive to implement a new banking system. |
MoD to save £35m with online travel service
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Publication: Silicon.com Author: Julian Goldsmith Date: 19 June 2008 Capgemini has delivered a online travel service expected to save £35m per year for the Ministry of Defence (MoD). |
Fashion boosts online sales in May
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Publication: Drapers Online Author: Emily Seares Date: 19 June 2008 Anthoula Madden, Vice President, Consumer Products & Retail, Capgemini comments on the results from the IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index. |
Online travel service for British forces launched
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Publication: IT Pro Author: Danielle Nordine Date: 18 June 2008 Dr.Cliff Evans, Vice President for Defence Sector, Capgemini discusses the launch of 'Defence Travel', a new travel booking system for Ministry of Defence personnel. |
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 |
Credit crunch puts Web 2.0 plans on back burner
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Publication: IT Week Author: Madeline Bennett Date: 21 April 2008 Steve Sutton, Vice President, Technology Services, Capgemini states that as the credit crunch continues, innovative projects in IT will be the first to be hit. |
Hypertec's SSD line to fly out of the door
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Publication: CRN Author: Nick Booth Date: 17 April 2008 Una Du Noyer, Head of Infrastructure & Engineering, Capgemini talks about the increasing need to use sustainable IT across businesses. |
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 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. |
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. |
Integrated seasons on IRB table
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Author: Staff Publication: Planet Rugby Date: 22 November 2007 International Rugby Board (IRB) aims to establish a blueprint for the future growth of the game at a forum managed on behalf of the IRB by Capgemini, the international IT services and business consultancy company. |
From car-borne to carbon
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Author: Fiona Harvey Publication: Financial Times Date: 19 November 2007 Andy Mulholland, Global Chief Technology Officer, Capgemini speaks on corporate plans to cut carbon emissions and states that it "is nothing more than a question of common sense and much of the task is simply good practice." |
Good, better, best
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Author: Andrew Stone Publication: The Sunday Times Date: 11 November 2007 Consulting projects can deliver rapid returns on investement, cut costs and leave an organisation in a position to further capitalise on these improvements. This was exemplified by the work that Hamish McKechnie-Sharma, Capgemini, carried out for the Metropolitan police which saw its procurement processes improved and costs cut. The work carried out by his team has already saved the Metropolitan police up to eight per cent across many procurement categories. |
Don't blame it on the techies
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Author: Sarah Bridge Publication: Sunday Times Date: 11 November 2007 Nigel Green, an executive consultant with Capgemini, argues that IT does not fully deserve its reputation for missed deadlines and poor communication. He says that: “IT consulting has moved away from the technical space into the business space. The decisions we make aren't really about the IT, but about what fundamental and behavioural aspects in businesses we're trying to support.” |
This year's MCA Consultant of the Year champions - and the ones who came close
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Author: Staff Publication: Sunday Times Date: 11 November 2007 The Management Consultancies Association has launched the first ever Consultant of the Year Awards in order to find the best performers in six service-line categories and three career stages. Hamish McKechnie-Scharma of Capgemini was the winner in the 'Performance Improvement Consultant of the Year' category, while Capgemini's Nigel Green was runner-up in the 'IT Consultant of the Year' category. |
Council's 83m IT system – ‘a phenomenon’
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Author: Richard Youle Publication: South Wales Evening Post Date: 7 November 2007 The chief accountant at Swansea Council has praised the authority's new computer system which was part of an GBP83m systems upgrade carried out by Capgemini over a ten-year period. Most of the rest of the remaining sum of GBP65m is to be spent on council IT staff wages and maintenance costs. |
How to move forward from guesswork to hard facts
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Author: Stephen Pritchard Publication: Financial Times Date: 17 October 2007 Capgemini's Vice President and Global Leader of Business Information Management, Eddie Short says that 'it is a challenge for more organisations to create a business intelligent system to optimise their enterprise performance. |
Capgemini singled out among SAP consultancies
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Author: Derek Prior, Research Director at AMR Research Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 05 October 2007 Capgemini is one of eight consultancies singled out by AMR Research as "standing out from other suppliers in being a lot more experienced at enterprise architecture planning for SAP". |
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. |
Google sends a message to Microsoft Outlook
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Author: Rhys Blakely Publication: The Times Date: 03 October 2007 Google has ramped its challenge to Microsoft office software tools by doubling its storage capacity for corporate e-mail service and signing a partnership with Capgemini. |
GMail to get a refresh
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Author: Rosalie Marshall Publication: IT Week Date: 28 September 2007 Andrew Gough, SaaS Business Development Manager, Capgemini discusses how consumers' every changing demands for Web 2.0-type features. |
Metropolitan Police targets efficiency with single sign on.
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Author: Rebecca Thomson Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 28 September 2007 Capgemini will implement a single-sign on system for the Metropolitan Police Authority's 50,000 employees. |
Capgemini boosts Google alternative to MS Office
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Author: John-Paul Kamath Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 18 September 2007 Capgemini's Andrew Gough, SaaS Business Development Manager, believes enterprise users require confidence in moving to hosted office applications like Google Apps. |
How to eliminate duplicated data
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Author: Jessica Twentyman Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 13 September 2007 Rob Toguri, Director of Business Information Management, Capgemini discusses the benefits of 'master data management' ensuring current, consistent and accurate data. |
Google Apps and Capgemini: strange bedfellows?
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Author: Staff Publication: ZDNet Date: 12 September 2007 Steve Jones, Capgemini's Head of SOA and Michael E.Donner, Vice President and Global Head of Demand Generation talk to ZDnet about Capgemini becoming a major deployment partner for Google Apps™. |
Tie-up boosts Google's corporate credentials
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Author: Martin Veitch Publication: IT Week Date: 10 September 2007 Capgemini's partnership with Google Apps could give access to 48% of all workers who still done have access to emails, according to Richard Payling, Head of Partnerships at Capgemini's Outsourcing Business. |
Capgemini to support Google Apps
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Author: Computing Staff Publication: Computing Date: 10 September 2007 Capgemini is the first major systems integrator to back the web-based office suite. |
Google in corporate desktop push
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Author: Richard Wray Publication: The Guardian Date: 10 September 2007 Capgemini is working with Google to focus on corporate customers with its range of desktop applications. |
Boost for Microsoft's rival
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Author: Sandra Potter Publication: The Daily Telegraph Date: 10 September 2007 Andrew Gough, Capgemini's Head of Business Development comments on Google Apps becoming a true competitor to Microsoft Office. |
Where do we go from here?
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Author: Alan Cane Publication: Financial Times Date: 11 July 2007 A number of IT experts predict what technology will offer in the future. Andy Mulholland, chief technology officer for Capgemini, explains his theory of predicting the future in terms of technology. He says that upwards from ten years it is more and more difficult to predict as one has only demographics to go on. |
Lloyds TSB banks on SAP SRM, aided by Capgemini
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Author: Tim Ferguson Publication: silicon.com Date: 12 June 2007 Lloyds TSB has rolled out a new supplier relationship management e-procurement system from SAP which it hopes will reduce costs and make its overall procurement process much more efficient. Capgemini advised on supplier engagement and providing the change management involved in moving staff onto the new system. |
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. |
Share and share alike
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Author: Andy Favell Publication: People Management Date: 15 June 2007 Setting up shared IT services certainly has its financial benefits for retail groups, but how does it affect competitive advantage for individual brands? Andy Mulholland, Capgemini chief technology officer, is quoted. |
Industry trends - Business agility
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Author: Hannah Prevett Publication: Information Age Date: 16 April 2007 Capgemini's 2007 CIO Survey cited 93% of IT executives agreed that IT agility is critical to business. |
Andy Mulholland speaks to FT Digital Business Editor Alan Cane
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Author: FT.com Publication: Financial Times, Digital Business Podcast Date: 11 April 2007 Andy Mulholland, Capgemini Global CTO talks to FT Digital Business Technology Editor Alan Cane on what corporate mash-ups are all about. |
Informed choices
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Author: Newsroom Publication: Information Age Date: 1 April 2007 Eddie Short, Vice President - Business Information Management, Capgemini discusses how executives need to ensure their enterprises are truly information-centric. |
Well-kept data
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Author: Ron Condon Publication: Management Today Date: 27 February 2007 Companies have to retain ever more information. Ron Condon discusses with Una Du Noyer, Head of Infrastructure and Security, Capgemini point why managers should take more of an interest in what material is held, and by whom. |
The virtues of virtualisation
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Author: Linda More Publication: Computing Date: 22 February 2007 Una Du Noyer, Head of Infrastructure and Security, Capgemini explains that external factors are influencing the move towards centralised and virtualised storage. |
Face threats head on
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Author: Sally Whittle Publication: Computing Date: 25 January 2007 This year will see the emergence of new security threats for IT managers to deal with. Robert Jackson, Head of Security Consulting, Capgemini comments on international legislation and relations. |
End-point security: a matter of trust
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Author: John Arnold Publication: Computer Weekly Date: 3 October 2006 Capgemini's Computer Security Consultant John Arnold comments on businesses being pushed to provide trusted access to their services. He points out that mutually established end-point security facilitates transactions of higher value. |
