Capgemini announced that it has been positioned as a ‘Leader’ in the IDC MarketScape: Canadian Artificial Intelligence (AI) Services 2022 Vendor Assessment. The report evaluated 12 vendors for their current capabilities and future strategies to deliver AI services across Canada.
According to the report, the strategies and data, AI, and analytics Intellectual Property (IP) that Capgemini in Canada implements for AI services delivery, its client adoption methodologies and tools, along with its industry-specific accelerators, templates and offerings are key strengths for organizations seeking to engage in large transformational initiatives. It utilizes pre-built platforms and solutions for deployment and implementation of analytics and AI at scale.
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“Capgemini in Canada focuses on industry-specific competition and utilizes its internally developed data solutions, AI and analytics IP as a platform for large transformation initiatives and AI at scale to help customers meet ongoing consumer demands and become respected leaders within their sectors.”
Warren Shiau, Research Vice President, AI and Analytics at IDC Canada commented, “Capgemini in Canada focuses on industry-specific competition and utilizes its internally developed data solutions, AI and analytics IP as a platform for large transformation initiatives and AI at scale to help customers meet ongoing consumer demands and become respected leaders within their sectors.”
“In today’s business ecosystem, data and AI need to be infused at the core of any organization for them to stay ahead of the curve. We are proud to be positioned as a Leader in the 2022 IDC MarketScape for Canadian AI Services. As a leader in data, analytics and insights services, we will continue to hire, develop, and mentor talented data scientists from the region to deliver exceptional AI services and drive value for our clients,” said Steven Karan, Head of Insights & Data at Capgemini in Canada.
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