About Capgemini
Capgemini sells business and technology transformation services, powered by AI. Capgemini says it focuses on three playing fields dedicated to the digitalization of key management areas: Customer First, Intelligent Industry, and Enterprise Management. Capgemini says these are underpinned by two technological pillars, data and cloud, without losing sight of the fundamentals of cybersecurity and sustainable development.[1][4][5]
Capgemini helps organizations design, build, and operate sovereign cloud environments that combine resilience, compliance, and flexibility. Capgemini says sovereign cloud enables organizations to maintain greater autonomy over their data, infrastructure, operations, and technology while preserving the agility needed to innovate. Capgemini's sovereign cloud work starts with evaluating sovereignty posture and developing a cloud strategy aligned to business, regulatory, and operational priorities. Capgemini's sovereign cloud work includes migrating and modernizing applications using architectures designed for sovereignty from the outset. Capgemini's sovereign cloud work includes maintaining compliance, strengthening resilience, and automating governance across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Capgemini says delivering sovereign cloud requires expertise across cloud platforms, cybersecurity, data, AI, and regulation, not infrastructure alone. Capgemini describes a broader Digital Sovereignty portfolio covering cloud, data, AI, cybersecurity, and critical business operations.[2][6]
Capgemini Engineering combines deep domain expertise, AI-enabled engineering, proven frameworks, global teams of experts, and end-to-end software delivery through its SDx Factory approach. Capgemini says its embedded software delivery model has capabilities spanning operating systems, middleware, virtualization, cloud integration, cybersecurity, safety and lifecycle management. Capgemini says its engineers combine software expertise with knowledge of the regulatory frameworks, safety standards and technical requirements governing automotive, aerospace, life sciences, transportation and industrial products. Capgemini says it applies agentic AI within appropriate engineering, security and governance controls. Capgemini says its embedded software specialists work directly with its electronics, silicon and connected-product engineers, making hardware and software decisions together. Capgemini says its engagement models range from team augmentation to full program ownership.[7][10]
Capgemini supports CXOs in setting their Gen AI strategy and identifying use cases aligned to their business expectations and requirements, and offers a portfolio of tailored Gen AI solutions. Capgemini RAISE is a modular accelerator and enterprise-grade foundation for building, integrating, and operating agentic AI at scale. RAISE enables Capgemini clients to move beyond AI pilots and proofs-of-concept to scalable deployment and integration of agentic AI. RAISE has four core pillars, and one of them is managing AI with full governance, security, monitoring, and responsible AI guardrails. Capgemini says Digital Product Software covers software products and shared platforms and the software underpinning design, simulation, testing, manufacturing, maintenance and in-service support. Capgemini says it helps organizations create new AI-native products, add intelligence to established software, and modernize, deploy and sustain existing digital product portfolios.[8][9][10]
Capgemini says Digital Service Integration and Management (SIAM) will accelerate digital transformation and create business value by delivering a dynamic service portfolio and removing duplication across services. Capgemini says Digital SIAM Run Services can include over 64 discrete functions that integrate ecosystem providers to provide a unified set of IT services to business units. Capgemini's Service Maturity Assessment (SMA) can be used as a first step before a client decides to transform IT operations, to see which areas need the main focus. Capgemini's Public Sector Digital SIAM offer brings flexibility, efficiency, quality, and transparency to government IT operations. Capgemini's Multi-sourcing Service Integration (MSI) model enables the State of Texas to respond to evolving technology.
AI Autonomous Networks is a comprehensive service offering from Capgemini that enables telcos to transform at the network level. Capgemini says AI Autonomous Networks helps telecom companies increase automation and build maturity across four critical domains: Intelligent devices, Intelligent networks, Telco network AI platforms, and Augmented Managed network Operations. Capgemini names Communication Service Providers (CSPs), Network Equipment Providers (NEPs), and Public Safety & Critical National Infrastructure Operators among the organizations it serves with network services. Vodafone partnered with Capgemini to assess its automation maturity and co-design a long-term roadmap to accelerate the journey towards Level 4 Autonomous Network across its markets.
Capgemini's AI.Payables solution integrates with corporate systems and infuses AI into accounts payable processes. Capgemini offers PLM through a cloud-based, as-a-service model. Capgemini supports MTU Aero Engines AG in building a continuous model-based value chain by establishing a single-source-of-truth data model for the entire product lifecycle. The Capgemini Group reported Q3 2026 revenues of €6,073 million, up +11.7% at constant exchange rates.[4][6][13][14]
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