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Trends and prospects for operational excellence in the age of Industry 4.0

Faced with rising energy costs, the entire industrial and service sector is facing an unprecedented situation of declining performance, and even financial danger. This situation also offers a historic opportunity to reduce the energy footprint of our economy, through a range of technical, organizational and financial measures. Find out more from our experts about the 5 essential steps you can take to generate cashflow gains in just a few weeks.

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Food for thought: rethinking HR performance to serve public policy priorities

Public and semi-public administrations are facing major budgetary challenges, with a 2025 Finance Act that aims to redress public accounts by 50 billion euros and reduce the public deficit to 5.4% of GDP by 2025 through measures on companies and individuals, as well as a reduction in public spending for the 3 public functions and operators.

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Eurogroup Consulting reaffirms its commitment to security and defence reservists

On May 5, 2025, Claudia Montero, President of Eurogroup Consulting, alongside General François-Xavier Poisbeau, signed the renewal of the partnership agreement between Eurogroup Consulting and the French National Guard. Through this action, our consulting firm is making a five-year commitment to reservists, turning our reservist employees into ambassadors for defense and security within the company and civil society.

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Sustainable mobility in France: between challenges and opportunities

The challenges associated with daily travel are numerous: environmental impact, lack of accessibility for all, regional inequalities. To mark World Mobility and Accessibility Day, we spoke to Cécile Gouesse, Partner, and Jérôme Cointot, Eurogroup Consulting's Associate Director in charge of Mobility.

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Food for thought: the unbearable certainty of growth?

The current period calls for particular attention to be paid to growth and its sustainability. Can it be sustainable? And if so, under what conditions? Several approaches coexist: necessary but sustainable growth (Le Biez, 2021), the risks of stagnation if growth is abandoned (Summers, 2014) and even degrowth (Parrique, 2024).

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IA: betting on decarbonized energy for sovereign leadership

France is evolving in an international context marked by a strong Sino-American focus on AI (Stargate, Deepseek), and within a Europe that has yet to get to grips with the Draghi report, in order to build a sovereign AI and avoid becoming a consumer market for foreign technologies.

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Artificial intelligence (AI): from theory to practice

Over the past ten years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has experienced a remarkable acceleration, becoming increasingly accessible, including to the general public via generative AI tools. From the operational to the strategic level, AI is penetrating all strata of organizations, as an essential lever for value creation, optimization and operational performance.

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Corporate memory, a strategic resource for organizations

Eurogroup Consulting supports the new study by the Institut Choiseul and the Observatoire B2V des Mémoires entitled "La mémoire des entreprises, une ressource stratégique au service de la performance et de la transformation des organisations". This study explores all aspects of corporate memory, and proposes actions that can be rapidly implemented, based on two priorities: raising awareness among decision-makers of its impact on performance and transmission; and structuring its management through innovative methods and processes. Too often confined to a historical or patrimonial role, corporate memory is nevertheless a powerful strategic lever.

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Managing human capacity to respond to the hospital crisis

The complex situation of French hospitals is marked by a profound crisis, and successive economic reforms have led to a financial approach to hospital management, often to the detriment of the primary mission of care. The Claris report drawn up in 2020 also highlights the many symptoms of this crisis, such as burnout, high psycho-social risks and sometimes toxic management.