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Capgemini bolsters Scottish presence with Aberdeen office
 
 Capgemini has
demonstrated its
commitment to the oil
and gas industry by
establishing a dedicated
team of specialist
industry consultants in
Aberdeen.
  
   The new office
supports the growth of
Capgemini’s Scottish
 
 business.
  
   “Our permanent
presence in Aberdeen
underlines our
commitment to our
clients in the oil and
gas industry based
here,” said John
Duncanson, MD Capgemini
Scotland.
  
 
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Capgemini has a
long-established global
presence in the oil and
gas industry. Our
practice is supported by
our Oil & Gas Centre of
Excellence – a worldwide
pool of experts with
extensive industry
backgrounds.”
  
   Capgemini Oil & Gas
 
 locations include
Houston, Calgary, the
Netherlands and Norway.
The firm works with a
variety of oil and gas
clients from operators
through to service
companies.
  
 
    “We are growing a
local team who will work
closely with our global
team of experts.
 
 
Infosys Technologies to help Wrigley reduce its carbon footprint
 
 In a move to extend its
social responsibility
leadership, the world’s
leading manufacturer of
chewing gum, Wm. Wrigley
Jr. Company, is reducing
the carbon footprint it
creates in its logistics
operations. Infosys
Technologies is enabling
Wrigley to transform its
logistics operations by
providing solutions and
services in a pilot to
determine the amount of
carbon emissions
produced and how they
 
 may be reduced across
the company’s
truck-based shipping
operations in Western
Europe.
  
   “Managing our impact
on the environment is an
integral part of Wrigley
corporate philosophy,”
said Ian Robertson, head
of supply chain
sustainability at the
company. “We’re
committed to making
improvements across all
operations but need an
 
  
   
 
 
 
 20%, and provided
process consulting
around operational
adoption. Wrigley’s
complex distribution
network crosses six
countries in Western
Europe and spans more
than 44 million
kilometres a year in
shipments between
suppliers, the company
and its own customers
and includes its
distribution centres.
  
   Infosys’ analysis
 
 will continue to
evaluate that network
for CO2 emissions
emitted according to the
UK’s Defra (Department
for Environment, Food
and Rural Affairs)
standards. Infosys is
using its patent-pending
Logistics Optimization
solution and carbon
management tools to
deliver the carbon
footprint analysis to
Wrigley as a managed
information service.
 
 integrated enterprise
system to measure
progress. Infosys
provided that solution
and services to empower
that process.”
  
   Early in the pilot,
Infosys identified
logistics operations in
which Wrigley could
reduce its carbon
footprint by as much as
 
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