<div id="readability-page-1"><div id="parent_top_div"><p>Paris-headquartered information technology services and consulting major Capgemini recently completed one of the largest acquisitions in the business process management (BPM) space — WNS for $3.3 billion. This marks the firm’s fourth acquisition in India. During his visit to the country as the deal closed, <strong>Aiman Ezzat</strong>, chief executive officer (CEO) of Capgemini, spoke with <em>Shivani Shinde</em> at the company’s Hyderabad campus about the WNS acquisition, why artificial intelligence (AI) is still not delivering meaningful value, and why India continues to see strong hiring momentum. Edited excerpts:</p>  <p><strong>What was the rationale behind the $3 billion</strong></p></div></div>

WNS控股

<p>卡普傑米尼首席執行官艾曼·埃扎特（Aiman Ezzat）討論了公司最近以 33 億美元收購 WNS 的情況，強調業務流程管理（BPM）並不是一個低利潤的行業。這次收購是卡普傑米尼在印度的第四次收購，突顯了該公司對該地區增長的承諾。埃扎特還談到了人工智能在提供價值方面的挑戰，並指出他在訪問海得拉巴校園期間，印度的招聘勢頭強勁</p>

Capgemini 的 CEO Aiman Ezzat 表示，BPM 並不是一個低利潤率的業務