Source Global Research ranks Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Institute in the Top 3 for the quality of its research

Capgemini announced that its Digital Transformation Institute (DTI) has been ranked in the Top 3 among consulting and technology companies by leading analyst firm Source Global Research[1] for excellence in thought leadership content. Capgemini’s research received its highest score ever due to factors including clear concepts, engaging content, credible expert authors, fresh data and a clear call to action for readers.

Source Global Research analyzes and ranks consulting and technology firms’ research based on White Space, its one-of-a-kind assessment methodology. In its latest report, “Quality Ratings of Thought Leadership for the Second Half of 2017”[2], Source ranked Capgemini in the top 3 out of 21 consultancies and technology firms. This recognition affirms Capgemini’s ability to research and develop best-in-class content and leverage the findings across its portfolio and client network. The report stated that “Capgemini receives our gold star for progress. With an average score of 11.20 (its highest ever), the firm is ranked number three. We know, from our conversations with the firm, that this step change is no accident – much has been happening behind the scenes to drive up the quality of thought leadership. Capgemini is definitely one to watch.”

The report specifically praised Capgemini’s recent study, “Loyalty Deciphered – How Emotions Drive Genuine Engagement”, for having a clear concept from the start, an engaging style and fresh data backing the insights, all researched and written by authors who are credible industry experts.

Rachel Ainsworth, Head of Thought Leadership at Source Global Research said, “The research from Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Institute is consistently of high quality with many reports receiving top scores in our ratings. The Institute particularly differentiates itself by the quality of its recommendations and the robustness of its research methodology.”