French Capgemini Management Consultants ( Capgemini, Euronext: CAP) is a French global leader in IT service management, founded by French entrepreneur Serge Kampf in 1967 and headquartered in Paris, France.

Capgemini is listed in the Paris CAC40 index and is one of the top 40 companies in France. Capgemini is listed in the CAC 40 index in Paris and is one of the top 40 companies in France, with subsidiaries in 39 countries worldwide, operating in North America, South America, Northern Europe, Asia Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe. Its services include management consulting, technology, outsourcing and localization expertise. The Group's subsidiaries include Sogeti, an IT service provider on par with IBM.

For example, in recent years, the problem of urban congestion, in recent years, urban car ownership began to decline, in order to understand the use of driving public around the world, research institutions Capgemini conducted an annual survey, the results show that the public to "hailing services& amp;quot; acceptance has increased significantly, but also reveals the potential problems facing car dealers.

Capgemini surveyed 1,000 consumers in major cities in eight countries around the world, including the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, India, China and Brazil, and the results show that recognition and consideration of ride-hailing services are on the rise.

By region, in the survey of willingness to use ride-hailing services, only 29% of respondents in Germany and the United Kingdom and 39% in the United States chose likely and possible, but in China and India, which are known for their traffic congestion, the rate rose significantly to nearly 80%. Gill emphasized that such a figure is very scary for car dealers. In the case of China's most famous local ride-hailing service, Didi, if we take the current daily passenger count of about 20 million, the number of passengers carried in a year is about 7 billion.

Gill believes that governments around the world are likely to take measures to reduce the use of personal cars in order to improve traffic congestion, and that within five years there may be strong legislation or financial incentives to encourage people not to drive their own cars and to convert urban areas to carpooling only.