Within 37 years, ALTEN has become a leader in both outsourced Engineering and R&D and IT Services with more than 57,700 engineers in nearly 30 countries.
Our engineers carry out complex and highly technical projects throughout the value chain of the most prestigious companies in all sectors of industry, services and telecommunications.
The automotive industry is undergoing a significant shift, transitioning from a 'software-assisted hardware' model to a 'software-defines-hardware' paradigm. This change is propelled by the increasing demand for smart network functions and after-market upgrade services, such as over-the-air (OTA) updates. Consequently, automotive companies are increasingly relying on robust digital capabilities to meet these evolving requirements.
The implementation of 5G technology has unlocked new opportunities across various sectors, including industry, agriculture, and healthcare. To achieve their substantial investment targets in fiber and 5G, operators are optimizing their business models by focusing on spectrum allocation and service enhancements. The information and communication industry should further enhance information network infrastructures, continually introducing cost-effective digital solutions to drive foundational capability improvements in the manufacturing sector.
Advanced manufacturers are striving to continuously improve the digitalization and networking capabilities of their equipment in order to build smart factories. Simultaneously, the advancement of technologies like big data, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT) has propelled the evolution of Industry 4.0, enabling companies to leverage a plethora of integration and data mining techniques.
As the pandemic comes under control and the tourism market continues its recovery, the aviation industry is poised for significant development opportunities. To elevate production efficiency on both a global and regional scale, aircraft manufacturers are strategically focusing on enhancing the flexibility, diversity, and efficiency of engineering tasks. This strategic shift places heightened demands on the availability of skilled manpower and resources.
The health crisis has expedited the shift of consumers towards digital technology, prompting the adoption of practices like online account opening and credit granting. With the successful implementation of digital transformation, banks now face the task of establishing themselves as the go-to platform for online financial services. The Open Banking approach plays a crucial role in attaining this objective.
All brands are accelerating their digital transformation to provide a smooth, multi-channel client experience.The use of data is becoming essential for forecasting client demand, proposing personalized offers, making automated product selections, improving logistics flows and optimizing prices.
To meet the goals of cost efficiency and scalability, the pharmaceutical industry is expediting its transformation process. This includes outsourcing research and development (R&D) and production through Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMOs), digitizing production facilities, and securing complex supply chains.
Regarded as future technologies, the production, distribution, and storage of decarbonized energies are presenting a significant challenge in meeting the escalating demand for electricity, all while adhering to commitments to reduce CO2 emissions. To secure the necessary funds for substantial investments associated with the energy transition, industry leaders are divesting their non-strategic assets and embarking on their transformational journey.