CAPGEMINI_REGISTRATION_DOCUMENT_2017

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PRESENTATION OF THE GROUP AND{ITS{ACTIVITIES

1.5 Excellent performance in{2017

Insights & Data As people and things become more and more connected via the Internet of Things, insights from rich, real-time data will act as the most effective driver of business competitiveness in the decades to come. In such a context, the role of the Insights & Data service is to provide clients with relevant actionable insights to their business and ensure they are delivered at the right time to the right decision centers. To this end, the Group combines three fields of expertise: data collection, in particular from sensors; conversion of data, first{into useful information and then into business insights; and finally, the creation of IT{platforms to manage Insights & Data. Digital Manufacturing Digital—and more particular the Internet of Things—is changing the game for manufacturers. The exciting new field is replete with smart and connected products, assets, and operations offering the potential for productivity gains, cost savings, and increased revenue. Transforming digitally, however, demands new thinking as operations and information technology converge. Capgemini’s Digital Manufacturing service supports this objective by meeting two{key needs: the optimization of industrial operations management (remote management, preventive and proactive maintenance,{etc.) and the configuration of intelligent production processes, factories, and infrastructure. As a provider of both technological and consulting expertise, the Group is one of the few players that brings together Operations Technology (OT) and the Company’s IT{systems to provide expertise in the mechanical and electronic design of products, as well as in the onboard telematics for data collection. Capgemini’s worldwide presence also makes it a partner of choice to support manufacturers in widespread locations, with the same quality of service across the globe. Cloud and Cybersecurity Five{to ten{years ago, most enterprises saw the cloud primarily as an enabler of cost reduction, while also improving the agility and elasticity of their infrastructure. Today CIOs increasingly see the cloud as an enabler of top-line revenue growth, digital innovation, and business agility and velocity. The Group supports clients in all stages of their journey to becoming cloud-first enterprises, but focuses on three{types of transformation: Migrating applications to public cloud and modernizing X the on-premise data center . Automating the provisioning of infrastructure and deployment of applications delivers a seamless, self-service experience in a hybrid, multi-cloud environment;

Modernizing the applications portfolio. Legacy applications X can be replaced with Software as a Service (SaaS) and pre-built solutions on the public cloud. Applications that have been migrated to the cloud can also be modernized while implementing a full DevOps model; Becoming a nimble enterprise: Enterprises are increasingly X developing cloud-native applications and aiming to deploy software into production more rapidly. The integration of existing applications in the cloud leveraging Platform as a Service (PaaS), Integrated Platform as a Service (iPaaS), and DevOps also delivers new services and APIs to capture new business opportunities. Securing digital transformation by protecting critical X business resources. The Group’s portfolio of services addresses the full spectrum of clients’ needs, from forming a cloud strategy, to migrating, developing and integrating applications, deploying SaaS, and providing Apps, Infra and cloud managed services. This is underpinned by an ecosystem of partners including AWS, Azure, Google, Salesforce, SAP, Mulesoft, Dell EMC, IBM, Oracle, and HP. In May{2017 the Group published Cloud native comes of age , a thought leadership report based on a survey of over 900{business and IT{leaders worldwide. The findings revealed that the proportion of new enterprise apps that are cloud-native is set to double by{2020. Additionally, in the Cloud Choice podcast series, Capgemini experts explored how cloud-native development was changing the dynamics of business, interviewing thought leaders from Pivotal, AWS, Forrester, Uber, and Cloud Foundry Foundation. Group expertise in these areas has led to multiple projects, including with Enexis Groep (the energy network provider in the Netherlands) to transform more than 200 enterprise applications to a public cloud environment; and with Schlumberger in North America (the world's leading provider of technology for reservoir characterization, drilling, production, and processing to the oil and gas industry) to secure a cloud and migration project to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Microsoft Azure.

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REGISTRATION DOCUMENT 2017 — CAPGEMINI