To build a data-centric ecosystem for better management of the property network's activity

ORPI, the leading real estate network in France, has embarked on the construction of a data-centric ecosystem for the deployment of a new CRM. The challenge was to have a platform capable of ingesting, transforming, and sharing data in real-time, in order to better understand customers, support agency performance, and equip the network with more effective analytical tools.

Capitalising on a massive documentary heritage thanks to generative AI

Artelia, an engineering and consulting group, wanted to better leverage its very extensive documentary heritage in a context of increasing digitisation and project complexity. The challenge was to transform this mass of unstructured documents into a useful, accessible and exploitable resource, thanks to a conversational interface based on generative AI.

A single repository in the automotive bank

Mobilize Financial Services, a subsidiary of the Renault group dedicated to automotive finance solutions, wanted to better understand its customers to conduct more relevant and personalised marketing campaigns. The challenge was to consolidate dispersed and heterogeneous data in order to have a reliable customer reference file, shared with the company's other systems.

Create a single repository to unify data from 21 subsidiaries in the automotive sector

PHE (Parts Holding Europe), a group specialising in the distribution of spare parts for light commercial vehicles and heavy goods vehicles, wished to implement a common data management solution across all of its 21 subsidiaries, including Autodistribution. The challenge was to break down information silos, streamline data flow, and build a foundation capable of meeting both integration needs and the demands of analytical and Data Science usage.

To create a data and digital platform to reinvent the cinema experience

JEMS has been supporting Pathé cinemas for over 15 years in the creation and evolution of their entire digital and data ecosystem. In a market profoundly transformed by digital usage and competition from streaming platforms, the challenge was to modernise the existing architecture to improve the customer experience, from ticket purchase to digital services in-cinema and on mobile.

Create a new data service for thousands of chartered accountants

CEGID, a publisher of solutions for accountants, tax, payroll, and human resources, has launched a Data Centric programme to create a new range of services from its clients' data. The challenge was to consolidate and unify several million databases in order to produce, in record time, new management uses for accountancy firms.

Create digital twins of train stations to better exploit railway heritage data

As part of the extensive BIM programme launched by SNCF Gares & Connexions, Dalkia, a subsidiary of the EDF group, is leading the public innovation partnership around BIM GEM (BIM for Management). In this context, JEMS, through its subsidiary LUMEN, is involved in structuring, improving the quality of, and making exploitable the data generated from digital models. The challenge is to transform these digital twins into genuine operational tools, capable of supporting concrete use cases related to maintenance, energy, and passenger experience.

Create new data services to modernise water distribution

The Société du Canal de Provence has launched a public tender to better exploit the data from its industrial assets. The challenge was to improve water distribution while creating new value-added services for its customers, thanks to a data platform capable of exploiting both IoT flows and information system data.

Putting trades at the centre of data governance

RTE has embarked on a wide-ranging transformation programme to digitise several key platforms, including procurement, finance, HR, and customer relations. In this context, the challenge was to build an enterprise data catalogue capable of centralising business objects, improving data quality and better inventorying the organisation's assets.

Migrate a data platform to Google Cloud to reduce costs and preserve business functions

Sephora has undertaken the complete migration of its on-premise data platform to Google Cloud Platform, along with all associated data and use cases. The challenge was twofold: to modernise the technological foundation within a constrained timeframe and to preserve key uses related to customer knowledge, personalisation, and data governance without disruption.