Capgemini CEO on Growth, Brexit, Altran Integration

The video discusses the company's growth drivers, highlighting strong performance in the UK and France. It examines the potential impact of Brexit, noting indirect effects on business. The transition to cloud services is complete, stabilizing infrastructure services. The company focuses on digesting the Altran acquisition and future growth in IT and operational technology. Economic factors, such as low interest rates and the trade war, are also analyzed, with particular attention to the automotive sector's slowdown.

What was the company's growth rate in the UK and France during the second quarter?

• Below 5% organically, above 6% including acquisition

• Above 10% organically, below 5% including acquisition

• Below 3% organically, above 8% including acquisition

• Above 7% organically, below 4% including acquisition

How has the cloud disruption affected the company's infrastructure services?

• It resulted in increased outsourcing

• It caused a complete halt in services

• It stabilized and started growing after migration

• It led to a decline in service demand

What is the company's strategic focus following the Altran acquisition?

• Expanding into new geographical markets

• Convergence of IT and operational technology

• Increasing retail segment presence

• Reducing operational costs

How has the low interest rate environment influenced the company's business?

• It has decreased the company's revenue

• It has increased the company's debt

• It has fueled growth in digital and cloud services

• It has led to a reduction in investments

Which segment was most affected by the trade war?

• Retail segment

• Automotive segment

• Energy and utilities segment

• Consumer goods segment