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From hype to habit: How consumers are embracing AI

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Modernising the UK Supreme Court

With a vision of becoming a modern, world-leading court that is open, inclusive and efficient, the UK Supreme Court partnered with Capgemini for a full-scale digital transformation.

Driving the shift to zero-emission vehicles for the DVSA

The DVSA partnered with Capgemini to find the best way to transition its operational fleet to electric vehicles and meet government commitments on decarbonisation.

Pioneering a collaborative approach to accelerate innovation at HMRC

Capgemini’s global innovation capabilities help to rapidly co-create scalable solutions to business challenges

Digitising history to shape the future through AI with Imperial War Museums

IWM partnered with Capgemini to transcribe and translate parts of its vast oral history collection, enhancing public access and understanding of 20th-century conflicts through AI-driven solutions.

Supporting LooseHeadz’ delivery of its global mental health mission with a transformed partner experience

LooseHeadz partnered with Capgemini to streamline its partner management process, freeing the team from admin tasks to focus on providing mental health support to rugby clubs around the world.

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In a shift from AI hype to AI realism, organisations are increasing their AI investmentswith a focus on long-term value

Paris, January 15, 2026 – New research shows that after an era of ‘AI hype’, business leaders are now increasingly realistic and pragmatic about their AI strategies, and have started using it in their decision-making. The Capgemini Research Institute publishes today a report on AI perspectives, The multi-year AI advantage: Building the enterprise of tomorrow, along with a spotlight report on AI and decision-making, How AI is quietly reshaping executive decisions. As organisations enter 2026, the research suggests that organisations and their leaders will need to be more deliberate about governance, skills, accountability and human-AI chemistry to realise the full transformative value of AI.

Jan 15, 2026

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