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GOOGLE ENTERPRISE
Capgemini Brings SaaS Innovation of Google Apps to Desktop Solutions
Resources for you to read, download, and use
Capgemini is extending the value of Google Apps™ for large-scale enterprises with its support for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) desktop management solutions. Leveraging its market-leading transition services, Capgemini can integrate, rollout, and support Google Apps™ to maximize adoption and business value. This extended portfolio of solutions enables Capgemini to support every client employee – regardless of location, platform, or role.
On September 11, Gartner analyst Ben Pring issued a report entitled “Google Strengthens GAPE Offering Through Capgemini Tie”. Read his analysis of the partnership between Capgemini and Google on Gartner’s website. Enterprise Management Associates, another independent industry analyst and consulting firm, has also issued a report on Capgemini’s support of Google Apps “Bridging the SaaS-Integrator Gap: Capgemini Adds Google Apps to Desktop Solutions”: download as PDF.
The presentation that was used on the media tour is now available to everyone thanks to our use of Google Apps:
On November 14, Capgemini announced its first deployment of Google Apps™ – at it’s own Customer Care & Intelligence (CC&I) contact center in Junction City, KS, USA. Currently 165 agents are using the applications at the customer contact center that opened in October 2007. Read the press release.
Learn more about Capgemini’s role in driving SaaS innovation for desktop solutions by downloading the free information below:
White Paper
The Move Towards Collaborative Business – From Person to People and from System to Service by Steve Jones, CTO for Application Development Transformation at Capgemini
The next generation of IT has moved towards “people centric” environments, which are based around the simple idea that the goal of IT systems should be to enable collaboration between people. The IT that delivers this collaboration should be focused on enabling people to choose the services that they want to use in the way they want to consume them, rather than seeking to create multifunction monoliths that try and deliver all and everything that any user could ever potentially use whether they want them or not. This paper describes the changes that the people centric model will drive in IT and in particular how Capgemini and Google are at the forefront of driving that change.
Brochure
Bringing SaaS Innovation to Desktop Solutions
The Rise of Collaborative IT
Capgemini’s approach is about providing “IT couture” in contrast to the one size fits all approach of other solutions. Most desktop solutions aim to provide an “average” solution for an “average” user. Capgemini firmly believes that there is no such thing as the average user, and indeed there is no such thing as an average partner. In working with Google to deliver Google Apps™ Premier Edition as part of the solution set available to our clients, Capgemini has moved its DDS vision to the next level.
