There is a saying…”the essence of knowledge is, having it, to apply it; not having it, to confess your ignorance” (Confucius). In this Guide, we aim to supply that knowledge, giving company and IT managers some real in-depth insights into this area.
Unlock the benefits of Google Apps with Capgemini’s innovative Microsoft Exchange to Google Mail migration product. Capgemini’s new solution is designed to save enterprises time and money, increase their productivity, and enable them to expand their business.
Enterprise mashup platforms are becoming an essential strategic capability for any organisation wishing to stay ahead of the competition. Mashup platforms can provide top line growth by empowering your business users to gain innovative insight and process automation via real-time dashboards and widgets in an agile self-serviced manner. The platforms must allow secure combinations of
Service Integration from Capgemini (Service Management as a Service) addresses these governance issues and helps our clients to manage the often complex environments with multiple service providers in an outsourcing arrangement. We coordinate our clients’ supplier bases and provide timely information to enable them to make the right decisions and to provide the services their
How public sector organisations can use Capgemini’s three-pillar framework to help them plan their journey to sustainable ICT.
A collaborative approach to transformation in local government to drive performance improvement in Corporate Services aligned to world class benchmarks in the public sector.
The energy industry’s next big opportunity. For energy suppliers, smart technology (including smart metering and smart grid) is a way to increase efficiency, improve customer relationships and comply with environmental legislation, while also reducing the need for future infrastructure investment. Water companies, too, are fast realising the relevance of smart technology, in the form of
Savings across the value chain for water companies. We believe that the next wave of major improvements in the water industry will come from Integrated Operations (IO) – the introduction of capability and collaboration between disciplines, across locations and with suppliers to improve productivity, reduce costs and enhance safety. There is evidence that this approach
Looking at the challenges facing the public services and how the civil service will need to adapt.