Multinational consulting firm Capgemini has announced the expansion of its global AWS service capabilities, including boosting the capabilities of its dedicated ‘migration factories’ in India.
The AWS push, labelled 'Capgemini Cloud Choice with Amazon Web Services', would see the consulting firm "further invest in its dedicated migration factory, leverage AWS technology and develop sector-specific IP solutions hosted on AWS".
“The Capgemini migration factory for AWS, in Chennai and Bangalore, will support customers’ migration of enterprise applications to the AWS Cloud,” announced Capgemini.
AWS worldwide partner ecosystem vice president Terry Wise endorsed Capgemini’s plans.
“We are delighted to be working with Capgemini as they expand their commitment to AWS customers, including a dedicated migration factory,” Wise said.
“With our respective strengths and methodologies, Capgemini and AWS help enterprise customers become more agile in building and migrating applications.”
Capgemini said that the financial services vertical would be “a key goal”, as well as “asset-intensive industries” such as the energy sector. The enhanced migration services would also benefit customers looking to move their SAP systems into the cloud or those considering SAP Hana.
The news comes after Accenture and AWS announced a global joint venture at the AWS re:Invent conference in October last year. Capgemini is a AWS premier consulting partner, and has joined forces with the vendor since 2008.
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