This is the eleventh edition of the IT major's employee share ownership plan after the previous one from 2019 is set to expire at the end of the year
French information technology (IT) services and consulting company Capgemini on Wednesday said it has collaborated with SAP Labs to launch the Capgemini-SAP Digital Academy programme to provide employment-linked skill training to 8,000 marginalised youth in India over the next three years. "We are delighted to collaborate with SAP and make a contribution towards the advancement of India's digital economy through the upskilling of its youth. Through the Capgemini-SAP Digital Academy programme, we are not only providing skills but also creating pathways for sustainable careers and livelihood while at the same time nurturing the skilled talent India needs to grow," Capgemini India CEO Ashwin Yardi said in a statement. Over the next three years, Capgemini and SAP will jointly invest and pool resources, expertise, and networks to support this initiative aimed at bridging the digital skills gap for more than 8,000 individuals, who are part of India's marginalised youth. "By joining forces
Choudhary's resignation came after the Asia Pacific, India, Middle East, and Africa chief executive, Anis Chenchah, resigned. Both these leaders had joined Wipro from Capgemini
The campus, spanning nearly six lakh square feet, will house the company's diverse teams, including financial services, engineering, digital, cloud, artificial intelligence, among others
Ezzat talks about hype around Gen AI, India talent and recovery in global business
Cognizant and Capgemini collectively employ around 400,000 people in India
The other big focus of the investment for the firm is partnership and setting up CoEs. India has always been the centre point for the firm when it comes to CoEs. At present, the firm has over 100 CoEs
Capgemini's survey included business leaders from 2,000 organisations in 15 countries across sectors such as automotive, consumer products, banking, capital markets, life sciences, etc
In 2023, generative AI (GenAI) took centre stage in the global public and business conversation, and raised expectations that technology could catalyse progress in business and society
'Leveraging our global data and AI campus, we will train most of our employees, starting with our data and AI teams'
Nearly two in three financial services firms have started using artificial intelligence (AI) and look to utilise it across the full value chain in the next two years, says a report. A Capgemini report released on Friday highlighted that implementing cloud at scale is critical to harvest the full value of AI investments and the financial services firms have seen limited impact of AI due to low-scale adoption. "One-in-two banks and insurers have not moved their core business applications to the cloud," the report said. As many as 91 per cent of banks and insurance companies have now initiated their cloud journey, a significant increase from 2020, when only 37 per cent of firms had embarked on their cloud transformations. However, this high rate and its corresponding investment do not translate to effective cloud adoption at scale. More than 50 per cent of firms surveyed have only moved a minimal portion of their core business applications to the cloud, the report said. The value of
The French IT company, Capgemini's employees have been asked to work from the office two days a week
In value terms, commercial payments account for 56 per cent, while retail make up around 44 per cent of total payments value
The company also said that it plans to double its data and AI teams to 60,000 in the next three years
66% of them would be willing to seek advice from the technology for personal relationships or life and career plans
The big four are best known for their accounting and audit services globally. However, with time, they have added several more services to their work
The three companies have joined efforts on the design and installation of the solution at Schneider Electric's hoisting lab in Grenoble, France
TCS co-opting a third of Boeing workers facing job cuts not an exception; analysts admit that the practice is returning, though not a full-fledged trend yet
Technology services major Capgemini on Monday acquired Quorsus, a UK-based firm specializing in consultancy services to financial institutions, for an undisclosed sum
Salil Parekh has brought the company back to a healthy growth trajectory, improved employee morale and won the promoters' trust as well as investor confidence