Capgemini, a world leader of technology conversion and business, continues to consolidate its presence in Portugal by focusing on what it is considered as its greatest property. With about 3,800 employees in Portugal and 360,000 worldwide, local and international customer care companies in all fields, providing consulting services, AI, data, software and digital activities.
Cristina Coleues, CEO of Capgemini Portugal, emphasized the group's commitment to comprehensive and sustainable.
"We combine human energy and technology to create a more extensive and long -term future," she said. Nearly 35% of Portuguese teams are women, a notable figure in a traditional industry dominated by men. Human culture Capgemini promotes a working culture focusing on people through hybrid work models, more than 60 hours of training each year and internal programs such as UPSKILL and Fast Track.
The company also uses digital tools to integrate, manage performance and internal communication, including chatbots provided by AI such as Askhr and friendly career platforms.
Recruitment is being conducted, emphasizing that individuals who are active in experience and technology are suitable for the values of Capgemini. Women for future institutes, besides talented programs, are part of long -term investment in growth. Associated with ESG and social impact From the application of 100% renewable energy until the launch of a sustainable sustainable campus, Capgemini shows examples of ESG goals.
More than 80% of Portuguese employees have undergone training in sustainability related to their role. The company also protects the diversity and integration thanks to cooperation with Cadin, Appacdm from Lisboa and Café Joyeuux, and through global initiatives such as:
- Outfront - Support LGBTQ + includes
- Capacity - Empowering people with disabilities
- Woman @ capgemini - Promoting fairness through leadership and business
According to Cristina Coleues: "The diversity and include not only commitments - these are the basic values that form the way we work and develop."
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