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Capgemini ouvre une école dédiée aux métiers du futur qui formera 400 ingénieurs et consultants par an

Press release   11 juin 2019 

Paris, le 11 juin 2019 – 85% des métiers de 2030 n’existent pas encore[1]. Face à ce constat et à la pénurie de talents dans certains cursus, Capgemini crée son école en France – l’Ecole by Capgemini – pour accueillir jeunes diplômés, ingénieurs expérimentés ainsi que ses propres collaborateurs et les former aux métiers d’avenir. La filière 3DEXPERIENCE, du nom de la plateforme éponyme de Dassault Systèmes, est la première à être lancée en partenariat avec l’éditeur de logiciels et les Arts et Métiers.
Différentes filières seront développées autour de métiers et/ou technologies à fort potentiel et en constante évolution. C’est le sens de la campagne lancée le 10 juin pour faire connaître l’école autour du thème : « On ne connaît pas le futur mais on vous y prépare ». Ainsi, les domaines identifiés aujourd’hui vont de la gestion du cycle de vie du produit à la cybersécurité, en passant par l’expérience client, le cloud, l’intelligence artificielle et la digitalisation des fonctions finances, RH, etc. Ce sont autant de domaines dans lesquels Capgemini se démarque par ses offres éprouvées et pour lesquelles la demande des clients est très forte. Ces domaines seront amenés à évoluer au gré des innovations technologiques et enjeux business futurs.
A terme, ce sont 400 ingénieurs et consultants qui seront formés chaque année par ce biais. Avec un poste proposé à l’issue de chaque parcours, l’Ecole by Capgemini sera une nouvelle porte d’entrée pour rejoindre le Groupe tant pour les jeunes diplômés qui souhaitent compléter leur formation avec des compétences de pointe, que pour les ingénieurs déjà en poste qui aspirent à élargir leurs connaissances, à se reconvertir ou souhaitent booster leur carrière.
Gage d’excellence des formations prodiguées, chaque filière est élaborée en partenariat avec des écoles de renom et des partenaires technologiques leaders du marché. Sachants du groupe Capgemini, référents du marché, experts issus de l’un des éditeurs partenaires, ou encore enseignants de l’école sponsor de la filière, les profils variés des formateurs contribuent ainsi à la richesse des filières proposées. Par ailleurs, un socle commun à toutes les filières permettra à chaque apprenant de renforcer ses « soft skills », plus que jamais essentielles à tous les métiers. Pendant une durée de quatre mois, chaque parcours de formation conjugue théorie et mise en pratique.
La première filière qui voit le jour s’articule autour de la plateforme 3DEXPERIENCE de Dassault Systèmes, en collaboration avec les Arts et Métiers. Cette filière couvre la maîtrise des compétences solution sur les métiers industriels ainsi que les savoir-faire pour répondre à la satisfaction opérationnelle des clients. L’objectif est que les apprenants acquièrent les concepts fondamentaux de la plateforme 3DEXPERIENCE, (processus d’innovation collaborative, gestion du cycle de vie du produit, Usine Numérique et jumeaux numériques), comprennent les enjeux de transformation numérique des clients et sachent implémenter la plateforme 3DEXPERIENCE pour mettre en œuvre les nouveaux processus industriels.
Pour Jérôme Siméon, Président de Capgemini France et membre du Comité Exécutif du Groupe : « Les révolutions technologiques en cours ont des implications économiques et sociétales qui induisent une transformation profonde des métiers et des modes de travail. Avec l’ouverture de son école, Capgemini, dont les métiers sont au cœur de ces mutations, propose une manière inédite de former les talents aux nouveaux métiers à fort potentiel ».
Les candidatures se font sur le site web de Capgemini : https://www.capgemini.com/fr-fr/carrieres/lecole-by-capgemini/
https://www.capgemini.com/fr-fr/news/capgemini-ouvre-une-ecole-dediee-aux-metiers-du-futur-qui-formera-400-ingenieurs-et-consultants-par-an/

Kaspersky becomes partner of the Allianz für Cyber-Sicherheit (ACS) in Germany

Press Release

Cybersecurity expert brings German companies together with the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and other partners

Kaspersky has been a partner in the Allianz für Cyber-Sicherheit (ACS), initiated by the German Federal Office for Information Security, since June 2019. Whether it’s protecting against generic malware or targeted attacks, the current cyber-threat situation in Germany requires networked action by all industries and players. As a partner of ACS, Kaspersky will share its expertise as an expert in cybersecurity with participants, in order to strengthen the resilience of Germany.
The Allianz für Cyber-Sicherheit was founded at the end of 2012 by the BSI, in cooperation with Germany´s digital association Bitkom. The bundled range of expertise of the participating companies and institutions will increase cybersecurity in Germany and strengthen its resilience against cyber-threats.
„We are proud to contribute as a partner to the Allianz für Cyber-Sicherheit,” said Milos Hrncar, General Manager DACH at Kaspersky. „We are keen to share our knowledge, as well as the forensic experience of our analysts, to help in the fight against cyber-threats. We are looking forward to working together with other partners to ensure that Germany as a business location is prepared for current and future cyber-threats. Human vulnerability remains one of the biggest challenges in IT security, so we will also provide our security awareness and specific training to all ACS members.”
Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation for ACS participants
In addition to actively solving cyber-threats, this partnership will see Kaspersky help strengthen cybersecurity knowledge for all members. The firm will also provide ACS organisations with exclusive access to its Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation (KIPS) exercise, which helps increase cybersecurity awareness of managers and decision-makers. KIPS takes the form of a simulation game, exposing participants to a variety of cyber-threats in a simulated business environment. This helps participants develop a cyber-defense strategy for their own organisation, whilst effectively managing the business.

Atos reaches 3rd position worldwide in Managed Security Services for the cyberspace according to Gartner

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Evaluation based on 2018 Market Share Revenue

Paris, June 14, 2019

Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, today announces it has been ranked the 3rd global player in Managed Security Services (MSS) in terms of 2018 market share revenue, according to the latest Gartner report[1].
With a global team of over 5,000 security specialists and a worldwide network of 14 Security Operation Centers operating 24/7, Atos offers end-to-end security solutions. Atos integrates the best-in-breed technologies and offers a full portfolio of advanced security products and solutions, to help its clients turn risk into business value.
“Cybersecurity is at the core of the digital space, enabling companies, governments and citizens to evolve with trust. We are proud to be recognized as a global leader with this ranking, which both reinforces our position as the European number one in cybersecurity and demonstrates our breakthrough in the American market. It reflects the expertise of our 5,000-strong team of experts worldwide and our continued commitment to protect our customers.” said Thierry Breton, Atos Chairman and CEO.
Clients rely on Atos technologies to reinforce their security. In 2018, Atos won numerous contracts and signed partnerships, including: protecting key EU institutions, a key cybersecurity industry partnership with NATO, and a deal with the state of Virginia in the USA to protect its technology infrastructure with next generation cybersecurity solutions. In addition, Atos made significant investments to help its clients address their regulatory obligations regarding data protection.
Security is also at the heart of the partnership between Atos and Google Cloud: recently, Atos was selected by Veolia, the world leader in utilities, to develop a secure space in the cloud using Google Cloud's G Suite collaborative suite.
Enforcing its commitment towards a more secure world, Atos is involved in global cybersecurity initiatives such as The Charter of Trust, which gathers 19 leading global organizations from private and public sector.
  • Gartner clients can access the report Gartner Market Share: Managed Security Services, Worldwide, 2018 - here
  • To learn more about Atos’ full suite of Managed Security Services, visit atos.net
  • To explore Atos’ vision on cybersecurity, read our global opinion paper

Microsoft and Oracle to interconnect Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud

Press release June 5, 2019

REDMOND, Wash., and REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. — June 5, 2019 — Microsoft Corp. and Oracle Corp. on Wednesday announced a cloud interoperability partnership enabling customers to migrate and run mission-critical enterprise workloads across Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud. Enterprises can now seamlessly connect Azure services, like Analytics and AI, to Oracle Cloud services, like Autonomous Database. By enabling customers to run one part of a workload within Azure and another part of the same workload within the Oracle Cloud, the partnership delivers a highly optimized, best-of-both-clouds experience. Taken together, Azure and Oracle Cloud offer customers a one-stop shop for all the cloud services and applications they need to run their entire business.
Connecting Azure and Oracle Cloud through network and identity interoperability makes lift-and-improve migrations seamless. This partnership delivers direct, fast and highly reliable network connectivity between two clouds, while continuing to provide first-class customer service and support that enterprises have come to expect from the two companies. In addition to providing interoperability for customers running Oracle software on Oracle Cloud and Microsoft software on Azure, it enables new and innovative scenarios like running Oracle E-Business Suite or Oracle JD Edwards on Azure against an Oracle Autonomous Database running on Exadata infrastructure in the Oracle Cloud.
“As the cloud of choice for the enterprise, with over 95% of the Fortune 500 using Azure, we have always been first and foremost focused on helping our customers thrive on their digital transformation journeys,” said Scott Guthrie, executive vice president of Microsoft’s Cloud and AI division. “With Oracle’s enterprise expertise, this alliance is a natural choice for us as we help our joint customers accelerate the migration of enterprise applications and databases to the public cloud.”
“The Oracle Cloud offers a complete suite of integrated applications for sales, service, marketing, human resources, finance, supply chain and manufacturing, plus highly automated and secure Generation 2 infrastructure featuring the Oracle Autonomous Database,” said Don Johnson, executive vice president, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). “Oracle and Microsoft have served enterprise customer needs for decades. With this partnership, our joint customers can migrate their entire set of existing applications to the cloud without having to re-architect anything, preserving the large investments they have already made.”
As a result of this expanded partnership, the companies are today making available a new set of capabilities:
  • Connect Azure and Oracle Cloud seamlessly, allowing customers to extend their on-premises datacenters to both clouds. This direct interconnect is available starting today in Ashburn (North America) and Azure US East, with plans to expand additional regions in the future.
  • Unified identity and access management, via a unified single sign-on experience and automated user provisioning, to manage resources across Azure and Oracle Cloud. Also available in early preview today, Oracle applications can use Azure Active Directory as the identity provider and for conditional access.
  • Supported deployment of custom applications and packaged Oracle applications (JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, Oracle Retail, Hyperion) on Azure with Oracle databases (RAC, Exadata, Autonomous Database) deployed in Oracle Cloud. The same Oracle applications will also be certified to run on Azure with Oracle databases in Oracle Cloud.
  • A collaborative support model to help IT organizations deploy these new capabilities while enabling them to leverage existing customer support relationships and processes.
  • Oracle Database will continue to be certified to run in Azure on various operating systems, including Windows Server and Oracle Linux.
“The alliance between Microsoft and Oracle is welcome news as we accelerate Albertsons’ digital transformation and leverage the full value of the public cloud,” said Anuj Dhanda, executive vice president and chief information officer at Albertsons Companies. “This will allow us to create cross-cloud solutions that optimize many of our current investments while maximizing the agility, scalability and efficiency of the public cloud.”
“As we look to bring our omnichannel experience closer together and transform the technology platform that powers the Gap Inc. brands, the collaboration between Oracle and Microsoft will make it easier for us to scale and deliver capabilities across channels,” said Sally Gilligan, chief information officer at Gap. “The interoperability between Azure and Oracle Cloud allows us to deploy Oracle or custom-built applications on Azure and Oracle databases on Oracle Cloud.”
“At Halliburton, we have a long history of running both Oracle and Microsoft technologies for our most critical applications. Our deep experience with these two strategic vendors has yielded consistently stable and performant application deployments,” said Ken Braud, senior vice president and CIO at Halliburton. “This alliance gives us the flexibility and ongoing support to continue leveraging our standard architectures, while allowing us to focus on generating business outcomes that maximize returns for our shareholders.”
Those wanting to learn more should visit https://aka.ms/OracleOnAzure or www.oracle.com/cloud/oci-azure.html.

https://news.microsoft.com/2019/06/05/microsoft-and-oracle-to-interconnect-microsoft-azure-and-oracle-cloud/