Capgemini and BWise collaborate on GRC strategy
Vendor and consultancy team up for French GRC offering
PARIS - Consultancy Capgemini and software firm BWise have combined expertise to produce a governance, risk and compliance (GRC) strategy for the French market.
Consultant, information technology, data processing and outsourcing firm Capgemini will provide the technical expertise, while GRC vendor BWise provides the platform to meet the evolving risk and regulatory environment.
The two companies say the offering opens up avenues to increased effectiveness in internal control and audit processes for clients. Capgemini also provides consulting services regarding organisational restructuring in transformation processes and change management.
"We already work with consultants from BWise on GRC projects and we help customers to identify, assess, test, follow and control their risks and controls," says Andre Cichowlas, director of operations at Capgemini Finances & Services SAS. "By integrating the studies and the evaluations into the controls and risks of the company, all relevant GRC information is now available in one place."
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