Capgemini named a Leader for Digital Services in Property and Casualty Insurance Capabilities by Everest Group

Capgemini has announced that it has been named a “Leader” in Everest Group’s inaugural PEAK Matrix for Digital Services in Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance. Capgemini achieved this recognition by demonstrating a strong innovation engine through its network of Applied Innovation Exchanges (AIEs), creating strong growth momentum in the P&C insurance business, and making strategic acquisitions.

“Property and Casualty insurers are actively looking for strategic vendors who can partner with them on their digital transformation journeys, drive innovation, and enable them to shift their offerings’ focus from insuring loss to solutions that ensure pro-active protection,” said Ronak Doshi, Practice Director, Everest Group. “Significant market success reflected through the addition of multiple new clients; strong use cases in the areas of mobility and core modernization; enhanced digital customer experience services portfolio owing to multiple acquisitions; and a strong innovation engine through its network of Applied Innovation Exchanges (AIEs) have helped Capgemini secure its position as a Leader in Everest Group’s inaugural analysis on Digital Services in P&C insurance – Services PEAK Matrix Assessment 2018.”

Shane Cassidy, Head of Insurance for Capgemini, said, “As the insurance industry continues to experience disruption, we strive to stay one step ahead through our approach to innovation and deep skill set in business transformation. Digital services have become foundational work for us, as we help our clients mature their digital approach. This recognition from Everest Group validates that the industry values our work and that we have vast experience in meeting the needs of the insurance sector.”

Specifically, Everest Group recognized Capgemini’s strong innovation engine through its networks of AIEs, the firm’s ability to focus on collaboration with clients on applied innovation, the creation of new business models, and research. The acquisitions of Idean, Itelios, and Farenheit 212 complemented Capgemini’s ability to offer digital customer experience services. The firm’s deep design and implementation capabilities also were commended.