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2004-2011 financial analysis: Non-traditional SI (Indian players and IBM)

2004-2011 financial analysis: Non-traditional SI (Indian players and IBM)

By Martijn Linssen on April 3, 2012

Yesterday I published my financial analysis of 4 traditional system integrators: Accenture, Atos Origin, Capgemini and Logica. In a conversation I got asked why IBM wasn’t on the list, and my answer was somewhere along the line of “it’s not a pure player”. Also, I hadn’t published my Indian friends yet, so here are another [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged accenture, atos, Capgemini, financials, IBM, Logica, SI, stats, wipro | 1 Response

Traditional system integrators 2004-2011 financials

Traditional system integrators 2004-2011 financials

By Martijn Linssen on April 2, 2012

Traditionally, 31st of March is the date that all my favourite system integrators (SI) have released their annual report for the previous year. Oddly, however, I’ve seen some strange changes this year – for the first time. I could -and will- even say that traditions have been broken with I had to look hard and [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged accenture, Capgemini, financials, Logica, revenue, SI, stats

Real Profitability Part II: classical System Integrators

Real Profitability Part II: classical System Integrators

By Martijn Linssen on January 16, 2011

In my previous post I gave away financial stats on The Big Three and The Big Four, showing their revenue, profit and R&D – for the company as a whole but also calculated relatively for each employee. As Wim Rampen marvelously noted, the real drooling stats would be in measuring all that by customer, rather [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged accenture, Atos Origin, Big Four, Capgemini, financials, information, Logica, Research & Development, stats

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