Who is Capgemini?
Capgemini is a global consulting, technology services, and digital transformation company serving enterprises and public sector organizations across multiple industries.
- Consulting services for strategy, business transformation, and operating model design
- Technology and engineering services for application development, integration, and modernization
- Cloud, infrastructure, and platform services across public, private, and hybrid environments
- Data, analytics, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) services for enterprise decision support and automation
- Managed services and outsourcing for business processes and IT operations
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More About Capgemini
Capgemini works with large enterprises and institutional clients to design, build, and operate technology-enabled business solutions, with offerings that span management consulting, systems integration, cloud and infrastructure services, data and AI services, and managed operations. Its portfolio is structured to support organizations across the full lifecycle of digital and IT transformation, from strategy and architecture through implementation, integration, and ongoing run services.
In enterprise environments, Capgemini typically operates as a strategic partner for program-scale initiatives such as application landscape modernization, migration to public cloud platforms (cloud consulting and migration), deployment of enterprise resource planning systems (enterprise applications), orchestration of hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures (cloud management), and design of data platforms for analytics and AI workloads (data platforms and AI services). Engagements often involve coordination with major hyperscale cloud providers, large software vendors, and industry platforms, integrating these ecosystems into client-specific architectures.
Technically, Capgemini’s services commonly rely on reference architectures and frameworks that are aligned with standard enterprise practices, including service-oriented and microservices architectures, API-centric integration, DevOps operating models, and security-by-design principles (enterprise architecture and DevSecOps consulting). Its cloud and infrastructure work typically addresses compute, storage, networking, identity and access management, observability, and automation using infrastructure as code. Data and AI-related services often involve data lake and data warehouse architectures, master data management practices, data governance frameworks, and deployment of Machine Learning (ML) models into production environments (data management and MLOps).
Compared with pure software vendors, Capgemini focuses on services and solutions rather than proprietary product suites, positioning its offerings within categories such as consulting services, systems integration, managed services, and engineering services. Within these categories, it supports clients in adopting and configuring third-party platforms across domains such as ERP, CRM, customer experience, industry-specific applications, and cybersecurity, while also developing custom solutions where required.
For directory and taxonomy purposes, Capgemini can be categorized under IT and business consulting services, digital transformation consulting, systems integration, cloud and infrastructure services, data and analytics services, AI and automation services, and managed IT and business process services. Across these areas, its work is typically aligned to CIO, CTO, CDO, and enterprise architecture agendas, focusing on scalable architectures, integration with existing estates, and long-term operational support models.
Our description of Capgemini. Updated December 2025.
