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Cap Gemini & Ernst & Young sharpens focus on Indian Operations

19 November 2001 There were an estimated 70,000 High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) in India at the end of 2004, up14.6% compared with the previous year, according to the 2005 World Wealth Report published today by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini. HNWIs are individuals with financial assets of at least US$1 million, excluding their primary residence.

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Cap Gemini Ernst & Young & Siebel Systems Expand Relationship to Form Global Strategic Alliance

1 October 2001 Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, one of the largest management and IT consulting firms in the world, and Siebel Systems, Inc., (Nasdaq: SEBL), the world’s leading provider of eBusiness applications software have announced a new global alliance that will strengthen and expand their programme of jointly implementing innovative eBusiness solutions and developing next generation CRM services for the world’s leading companies.

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Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Launches Application Management Services Centre in Mumbai, India

24 August 2001 Capgemini, one of the largest IT consulting firms in the world, today announced the launch of its Application Management Services Center (AMSC) in Mumbai, India. The AMSC is built on Capgemini's global AMSC model, enabling it to share common knowledge, infrastructure and processes with over 40 leading-edge business and technology centres worldwide.

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Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Launches Technology Centre in India

27 February 2001 Paul Hermelin, Chief Operating Officer of the Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Group today announced in Mumbai the company's first Accelerated Delivery Centre in India. Mr. Hermelin stated that "this investment in India is a major step forward for our newly-merged global management and IT consulting company. We are committed to helping our global clients ‘create, connect and evolve’ their businesses. Our Accelerated Delivery Centre in India fulfils that role by enabling us to combine global knowledge and local productivity in a powerful way."

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