Capgemini ramps up Southeast Asian SAP offering with Multibook buy
Capgemini ramps up Southeast Asian SAP offering with Multibook buy
The software provider’s SAP business operates in Japan and across Asia Pacific, as well as in the United States via a subsidiary.
Olaf Pietschner (Capgemini) Credit: Olaf Pietschner
Global consulting firm and systems integrator Capgemini hopes to deepen its SAP offering in Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines and Thailand after striking a deal to acquire the SAP arm of Japanese software specialist Multibook.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Multibook claims a business segment with more than 80 people specialising in the German software vendor’s solutions. The software provider’s SAP business operates in Japan and across Asia Pacific, as well as in the United States via a subsidiary in that country.
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Kaylene O’Brien has been appointed as Capgemini’s new managing director for Australia and New Zealand.
O’Brien moves to her new role from Deloitte, where she was the managing partner of Deloitte Consulting Australia and part of its global and Asia Pacific consulting executive team.
She succeeds Olaf Pietschner who, earlier this year, was named chief executive of Capgemini’s Asia Pacific strategic business unit and member of the group executive committee.
“I am honoured to lead this next stage of growth for Capgemini in Australia and New Zealand. The business has all the right elements, and a compelling purpose to ‘unleash human energy through technology for an inclusive and sustainable future’. Capgemini has a unique position in the market, and it is a great environment for our people to get the future they want,” O’Brien said of her appointment.