Atos launches new technology consulting service

Multinational technology services company Atos has announced the launch of its new Technology Consulting service, a new portfolio of advisory services for C-suite executives, designed to enable them to best leverage existing and new technologies to achieve their business objectives. 

First launched in France, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK, Technology Consulting will operate on a global scale, advising clients on how to achieve concrete business outcomes. 

In an announcement, Atos said Technology Consulting would leverage expertise from the entire Atos ecosystem, including technology partners, hyperscalers and the academic world, maximising the potential of generative AI, data, analytics, automation and the Internet of Things.

Technology Consulting building on Atos’ extensive expertise

“Technology Consulting builds both on Atos’ business insight and IT expertise and leverages proven methodologies, global capabilities and local touch,” commented Stéphane Richard, Global Head of Technology Advisory & Customised Services at Atos. “We are doers — leaders in employee experience for instance — with hands-on experience demonstrated by long-term customer relationships that average more than 20 years. 

“Technology Consulting supports the multidisciplinary nature of digital transformation and ensures technology is fully leveraged, acting as a solid foundation for ever-evolving business strategies.”

Aleksandra Tyszkiewicz - Head of Technology Consulting, Atos, added: “We are building a modern, attractive and compelling service for our clients. Technology Consulting will focus on showing organisations the exact direction they should move in, identifying risks and opportunities. All of this is included in our portfolio of services — from assessment through strategy development, to a roadmap showing how to achieve it all. We think global but act local, building a consistent step-by-step partnership, based on the wealth of experience we have accumulated in different markets and different organisations.”