Transaction unanimously approved by the board of directors of both companies and expected to close by the end of the year ...

Capgemini is showing how data, governance, client work and renewable energy procurement can turn a 2040 net zero pledge into ...

PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Capgemini announced today that it has been named a “Leader” in the NelsonHall Evaluation & Assessment Tool (NEAT) Report on Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial ...

IT consulting firm Capgemini wants to beef up its agentic AI expertise with its planned $3.3 billion acquisition of business process management specialist WNS. The deal is an indicator of the rapid ...

Capgemini’s acquisition of WNS Global will create new capabilities for the business process management provider, that will be additive to its existing model, according to the India-based firm.

(Reuters) -France's Capgemini has agreed to buy technology outsourcing firm WNS for $3.3 billion in cash to expand the range of AI tools it offers for companies, the IT services group said on Monday.

Thirty years after it was set up by British Airways as a captive unit in India, business process management (BPM) firm WNS has been acquired by French consulting major Capgemini for $3.3 billion in ...

Capgemini Canada has signed a $650 million CDN (€500 million) contract extension to 2015 with Hydro One Networks Inc. Capgemini Canada has signed a $650-million CDN (€500 million) contract extension ...

Capgemini and WNS has announced a definitive agreement under which Capgemini will acquire WNS for $76.50 per share in cash. The price represents a 28% premium over WNS’ 90-day average share price, and ...

Three in five banks and insurers cite customer onboarding among top reasons for AI agent adoption 33% of firms are actively developing proprietary AI agents in-house, though only 10% have deployed at ...

Financial institutions are actively moving key customer-facing processes to AI agents, marking a rapid transformation in how customers interact with banks and insurers. According to the Capgemini ...