Launch of new Gen AI offers
#AugmentedEngineering
In October, the Group announced the launch of “augmented engineering” offerings powered by Generative AI, expanding our portfolio of services tailored specifically for engineering and R&D services. These industry-leading offers are designed to accelerate innovation, streamline engineering processes, and unlock new discoveries across the product development lifecycle.
Accelerating Gen AI adoption
#GenAI
In November, Capgemini announced the global expansion of our Intelligent App Factory on Azure, in collaboration with Microsoft and Mistral AI. This aims to accelerate the adoption of Generative AI technologies, particularly for organizations requiring customized implementations in highly regulated industries. By integrating Mistral’s cutting-edge language models with Azure AI Foundry, clients will benefit from Capgemini’s enhanced end-to-end Generative AI transformation capabilities.
Passion for competition
#Champion
This summer, as the world’s attention turned to Paris for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, we were hugely proud to cheer on one of our consultants, Camille Sénéclauze, 26, who competed in the paratriathlon. This was the first time competing in an Olympic competition for Camille, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2019. She finished in fourth position. Camille went on to win a bronze medal at the European Championships and to be the runner-up at the World Championships. “Capgemini has supported me from the start, allowing me to reorganize my working hours and telecommute from abroad so I can take part in competitions,” Camille says. So, what about the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympic Games? Camille is already in training.
