April 24, 2026 Health and life sciences organizations are no strangers to transformation. Today, they are navigating a unique moment. Rapid advances in AI, growing pressure on their workforce and resources, and rising expectations for better patient and system outcomes are creating new...
April 23, 2026 Discover insights for better managing liquidity in a real-time payments world in this CGI blog.
April 21, 2026 Discover how today’s C-suite is rethinking AI, shifting from isolated pilots to scalable initiatives that deliver measurable enterprise value.
April 20, 2026 Across the energy and utilities sector, billions have been invested in artificial intelligence, yet most organizations are still struggling to move beyond pilots. The conversation is now shifting from experimentation to industrialization. The question is no longer whether AI can...
April 17, 2026 In this blog, we focus on the early stages of the cycle: understanding the problem and data landscape, shaping ideas into clear specifications, and using rapid prototyping to build alignment, user validation and stakeholder confidence.
April 16, 2026 During a lively RadioWeek webinar*, CGI Partners Michael Thielen, Vice-President of Consulting Services, and Sebastian Jansen , Director of Consulting Services , discussed the growing cybersecurity challenges facing radio stations. More importantly, they shared practical steps you can take to...
April 13, 2026 Optimization, GenAI and quantum: Making complex supply chain decisions faster and more accessible, we explored how optimization must evolve from a black-box model into a transparent and accessible decision-making capability. Under uncertainty, that evolution becomes even more critical.
April 10, 2026 Discover insights on the power of trade data in times of geopolitical uncertainty in this CGI blog.
April 10, 2026 Digital transformation in life sciences rarely unfolds at a single pace. In the same organization, one team might deploy advanced AI-driven analytics to predict outcomes in seconds, while another relies on production systems installed decades ago.