() is one of the world's largest by
Serge Kampf , the current chairman.
CEO Paul Hermelin has led the company since his appointment in December
2001 .
Capgemini’s regional operations include North America, Northern Europe & Asia Pacific and Central & Southern Europe. Its main service offerings are
Consulting Services, Technology Services,
Outsourcing Services and Local
Professional Services (offered by the Sogeti-Transiciel business unit).
Capgemini is currently organized to support the following industry verticals: Automotive, Consumer Products, Retail and Distribution, Energy, Utilities and Chemicals, Financial Services, Healthcare, Life Sciences, Manufacturing, Public Services, Telecom, Media and Entertainment.
When Cap Gemini acquired
Ernst & Young Consulting in May 2000 the company was renamed Cap Gemini Ernst & Young (CGE&Y).
In 2002, the staff-augmentation practice was reorganized into an independent subsidiary called Sogeti.
In December 2003, the firm acquired Transiciel and merged the two practices into Sogeti-Transiciel (renamed Sogeti in 2006).
In April 2004, the parent company name was changed to Capgemini (one word), its current name.
- Sesa in France ( 1987 )
- Hoskyns in the UK ( 1990 )
- United Research in the US ( 1990 )
- Mac Group in the US ( 1991 )
- Volmac in the Netherlands ( 1992 )
- Programator in Scandinavia ( 1992 )
- Gruber Titze and Partners in Europe ( 1993 )
- Bossard in Europe ( 1997 )
- Ernst & Young Consulting ( 2000 )
- Transiciel ( 2003 )
- TXU - Limited Partnership
