GT Nexus and Capgemini enter strategic partnership
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While GT Nexus continues to focus on the Americas, it has a significant presence in Europe
As a first step for this collaboration, the two companies will collaboratively work to provide customers, for their local and global needs, with new supply chain solutions, enabled by the GT Nexus technology platform,” said Mathieu Dougados, Senior Vice President Capgemini Consulting.
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