Vendor Assessments

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  • Accenture

    August 2008 | vendor analysis by Rachael Stormonth

    This vendor assessment for Accenture consists of 90 pages.

    Given the company's above-average revenue growth in fiscal 2007 and in fiscal 2008 year to date, which the company also expects to continue into fiscal 2009, the consistency of Accenture's value proposition and marketing position is unsurprising.

  • ACS

    December 2007 | vendor analysis by Eamonn Kennedy

    ACS has a stated goal of generating annual revenues of $10Bn by the end of FY 2010 as part of its 'X10' program. This growth rate is not unrealistic considering that ACS has achieved a CAGR of 21% between FYs 2001 and 2006, and growth is likely to be fuelled by acquisition, possibly including in Europe.

    This key vendor assessment for ACS consists of 67 pages.

  • Atos Origin

    August 2008 | vendor analysis by Rachael Stormonth

    This assessment of Atos Origin consists of 87 pages.

    Following the introduction of the "3-0-3" Transformation Plan and new top-level management appointments at Atos Origin, there are public disagreements between the company's management board and its two largest shareholders. There appear to be fundamental disagreements over the company's best strategic direction, and actions by sizeable investors may frustrate management's intended actions.

  • Capgemini

    July 2008 | vendor analysis by Rachael Stormonth

    This analysis of Capgemini, published within NelsonHall's Key Vendor Assessment program, consists of 80 pages....

    The i3 transformation plan, which has an emphasis on "intimacy, industrialization and innovation", continues to guide Capgemini's strategic direction towards its 2010 goals.

  • Capgemini to Strengthen AM Presence in the Netherlands with Acquisition of BAS

    July 2008 | perspective by Dominique Raviart

    Capgemini has reached an agreement with Dutch telecom service provider KPN to purchase Business Application Services (BAS), a unit of Getronics PinkRoccade. The company is expected to pay an equity value of €255m in cash. The acquisition is expected to finalize before the end of 2008.

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