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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos
January 19-23, 2026
Real solutions, for
the real world.
the real world.
In January, close to 3,000 leaders from business, government and civil society convened at the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF 2026) in Davos, Switzerland, in search of solutions to critical global challenges. The meeting took place under the theme “A spirit of dialogue“.
The age of intelligence is full of potential and as a WEF strategic partner and global industry leader, we took part in those conversations and championed the need to:
Make it real with AI, technology and people
Make it real with AI, technology and people
The convergence of intelligent technologies brings new opportunities to create value and make progress on the world’s most urgent challenges.
Together, with partners in every sector, Capgemini is making the promise of the age of intelligence real.
Essential reading at
#WEF26 and beyond
#WEF26 and beyond
Essential reading at
#WEF26 and beyond
#WEF26 and beyond
The multi-year AI advantage: Building
the enterprise of tomorrow.
the enterprise of tomorrow.
The multi-year AI advantage: Building
the enterprise of tomorrow.
the enterprise of tomorrow.
Join the dialogue
Our top executives and experts dived into today’s most important topics with sessions that sparked ideas and ignited conversations.
Is Europe’s tech sovereignty feasible?
Despite significant strengths for the intelligent age, Europe is punching below its weight in the global tech race.
Higher investment, greater tech sovereignty, smarter collaboration – how can Europe finally reboot and reclaim its place on the global leaderboard?
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Is Europe’s tech sovereignty feasible?
Despite significant strengths for the intelligent age, Europe is punching below its weight in the global tech race.
Higher investment, greater tech sovereignty, smarter collaboration – how can Europe finally reboot and reclaim its place on the global leaderboard?
Speakers:
Moderated by Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Director, Bruegel
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- Aiman Ezzat, Chief Executive Officer, Capgemini
- Christian Klein, Chief Executive Officer, SAP
- Jessica Rosencrantz, Minister for European Union Affairs, Office of the Prime Minister of Sweden
- Mati Staniszewski, Co-Founder, ElevenLabs
- Henna Virkkunen, Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy, European Commission
Moderated by Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Director, Bruegel
Discover all our sessions
The convergence race
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The agent economy
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The agentic
state
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state
Bioeconomy breakthroughs
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AI agents
in action
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in action
Agentic AI and intelligent operations
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The convergence race
Capgemini’s joined (Commonwealth Fusion Systems) and (World Economic Forum) to explore how technology convergence is reshaping industries.
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The agent economy
Google Cloud CEO and Capgemini CEO discussed how to unlock new levels of agility and value in a world being reshaped by AI agents, trusted data, and open digital ecosystems.
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The agentic
state
state
(Global Government Technology Centre), (Ministry of Foreign Affairs Denmark) and (Viessmann Generations Group) joined Capgemini’s to unpack the real opportunities of agentic AI in government.
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Bioeconomy breakthroughs
Capgemini’s Dr was joined by (C4IR Saudi Arabia), (Regeneron), (Cauldron Ferm) and (Novonesis), to address a critical inflection point: The bioeconomy is moving from promise to performance but scaling real value requires a fundamentally different approach.
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AI agents
in action
in action
Together, (World Economic Forum), (Capgemini Invent), and (Novartis), explored what it means to build a true AI-powered enterprise, scaling business value while maintaining trust, control and clear accountability.
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Agentic AI and intelligent operations
Unilever’s , Microsoft’s and Capgemini’s explored how organizations can redesign their enterprise systems and unlock new forms of value from AI.
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At the Capgemini Pavilion
We showcased how we’re making it real with AI, technology, and people working together to deliver real solutions, progress, and impact.
Capgemini Pavilion, Promenade 95, Davos Platz
Insights from our executives
See how we’re
making the age of
intelligence real
making the age of
intelligence real
Pole position: Cool engineering
Our engineering expertise has helped put Tara Polar Station at the cutting edge of Arctic research.
Our engineering expertise has helped put Tara Polar Station at the cutting edge of Arctic research.
Designed to drift locked into the Arctic ice for months at a time, Tara Polar Station presented unique design challenges. Keeping its crew of scientists and sailors safe in the crushing ice and harsh polar weather called for extreme solutions.
Capgemini is proud to have contributed our engineering expertise to this crucial asset for understanding the Arctic ecosystem and our changing climate.
Demo
Clearly revolutionary: Why did we build a transparent car?
Keeping our AI on the ball: Real-time sports insights with Outcome IQ
Reality check: When you can't trust your own eyes
The solutions transforming driving – literally.
It can be hard to visualize how digital technologies have a real impact on the physical world. That’s why we built a full-size plexiglass car that allows you to see exactly how the digital meets the physical.
It can be hard to visualize how digital technologies have a real impact on the physical world. That’s why we built a full-size plexiglass car that allows you to see exactly how the digital meets the physical.
AI has elevated the fan experience for millions watching the Ryder Cup.
We’re revolutionizing sports analysis by using AI to turn live performance data into actionable insights, transforming fans’ enjoyment in stadium and at home.
We’re revolutionizing sports analysis by using AI to turn live performance data into actionable insights, transforming fans’ enjoyment in stadium and at home.
The age of intelligence brings perils as well as promise.
But AI’s power to deceive is a two-way street – the technology that creates deepfakes can also unmask them.
But AI’s power to deceive is a two-way street – the technology that creates deepfakes can also unmask them.
Related research
and insights
and insights
Related research
and insights
and insights
Why data readiness is now a strategic imperative for businesses
Data readiness must shift from an IT to a business metric.
Why data readiness is now a strategic imperative for businesses
Data readiness must shift from an IT to a business metric.
AI agents in action:
Foundations for
evaluation and
governance
Foundations for
evaluation and
governance
AI agents are shifting from prototypes to real-world deployment, yet most organizations remain unsure how to evaluate, manage and govern them responsibly. With 82% of executives planning to adopt agents within the next one to three years, the gap between accelerating experimentation and mature oversight is widening, creating new risks in autonomy, safety, system integration and trust.
Our latest report, written in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, provides a structured foundation to help organizations evaluate, manage and govern AI agents as they shift to real-world deployment.
Blog
Creative destruction: Why technological convergence should be your growth strategy
Why the race for tech sovereignty is a balancing act
Technology convergence
Today, creative destruction is increasingly driven by convergence. Growth comes from combining maturing technologies across systems, shifting the competitive challenge from defending incumbency to integrating change early.
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Tech sovereignty isn’t a monolithic concept; it encompasses multiple dimensions of sovereignty. Read the blog on the Forum’s website to learn more.
Explore
This report, written in collaboration with the Forum, offers leaders a strategic lens – the 3C Framework – to help them navigate the combinatorial innovation era.
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Initiatives with the
World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum
Initiatives with the
World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum
As a strategic partner of the World
Economic Forum, we work together to
develop solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing challenges.
Economic Forum, we work together to
develop solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing challenges.
As a strategic partner of the World
Economic Forum, we work together to
develop solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing challenges.
Economic Forum, we work together to
develop solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing challenges.
Explore how we make it real
With Orano, leading international operator in nuclear material
With the America’s Cup
With the Imperial War Museums
Insights from Davos 2025
Hybrid AI
In the midst of growing technological convergence,
where hybrid AI meets R&D and design meets data,
we believe intelligent collaboration will deliver true
impact and value for all.
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where hybrid AI meets R&D and design meets data,
we believe intelligent collaboration will deliver true
impact and value for all.
Gen AI
When digital meets physical, when Gen AI
meets creativity, and when sustainability meets
scalability, you can truly unlock the value of
tech for your business.
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meets creativity, and when sustainability meets
scalability, you can truly unlock the value of
tech for your business.
The future
The future of industry will be more intelligent,
efficient, sustainable, and resilient.
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efficient, sustainable, and resilient.
FAQ
What is the World Economic Forum and why is Capgemini participating?
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is an international organization that brings together leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society to address critical global challenges and shape the economic agenda. It is best known for its Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, where discussions focus on issues like economic growth, technology, sustainability, and social welfare.
Capgemini participates as a Strategic Partner of the WEF – meaning it is one of the select global companies actively involved in WEF initiatives year-round. Capgemini joins WEF sessions to share its expertise in technology and innovation, contribute to discussions on economic and societal challenges, and collaborate on solutions. By being at Davos, Capgemini helps shape conversations around topics such as the impact of AI, the future of work, and sustainable business practices.
Capgemini participates as a Strategic Partner of the WEF – meaning it is one of the select global companies actively involved in WEF initiatives year-round. Capgemini joins WEF sessions to share its expertise in technology and innovation, contribute to discussions on economic and societal challenges, and collaborate on solutions. By being at Davos, Capgemini helps shape conversations around topics such as the impact of AI, the future of work, and sustainable business practices.
What happens at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting?
The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos brings together global leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society to address the world’s most urgent challenges. Over several days, participants engage in high-level panels, workshops, and private dialogues focused on topics like economic growth, climate action, technology, and global cooperation.
The event fosters cross-sector collaboration and often sets the tone for international policy and business agendas for the year ahead.
The event fosters cross-sector collaboration and often sets the tone for international policy and business agendas for the year ahead.
What does it mean for Capgemini to be a partner of the World Economic Forum?
As a Strategic Partner of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Capgemini collaborates year-round on global initiatives that tackle major societal and economic challenges. This includes leading four key joint initiatives:
Technology convergence: Integrating emerging technologies like AI and robotics to drive sustainable growth.
Bioeconomy: Advancing biotech and digital innovation to build a sustainable, bio-based economy.
GovTech: Enhancing public services through digital transformation and global collaboration.
AI safe systems: Promoting ethical, secure, and responsible AI deployment across industries.
These initiatives reflect Capgemini’s commitment to shaping the global agenda through innovation and cross-sector collaboration.
Where is Davos?
Davos is a mountain resort town in the Swiss Alps, located in the canton of Graubünden in eastern Switzerland. At 1,560 metres (5,120 feet), it is the highest city in Europe and was once a renowned health retreat – its flat-roofed buildings are a legacy of its sanatorium era. In 1894, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the British author best known for creating Sherlock Holmes, helped popularize skiing in Davos with a daring tour to Arosa.
Since 1971, the World Economic Forum (WEF) has convened in Davos to bring together leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society to address the world’s most pressing challenges. Its remote yet accessible location fosters focused dialogue and collaboration, making it an ideal setting for shaping global agendas.
Davos has also served as a stage for globally significant moments, including:
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1988: The Davos Declaration helped ease tensions between Greece and Turkey, averting potential conflict. -
1992: Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk’s historic handshake symbolized progress toward ending apartheid.
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2000: The launch of GAVI, a global vaccine alliance that has since immunized over a billion children.
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2016: The “Fourth Industrial Revolution” was introduced as a defining theme, highlighting the impact of emerging technologies.
