LOGICA

Logica Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG was a German IT and business consulting services firm with 2,200 employees. It specialized in management and technology consulting, systems integration, infrastructure and application management, and business process outsourcing. The company became a subsidiary of the British Logica group in 2000 and, following Logica's acquisition by the Canadian CGI Inc. in August 2012, became part of CGI. The German operation traced its roots to pdv Unternehmensberatung, a consulting firm with over 1,000 employees that Logica acquired in 2000 for 1.2 billion Deutsche Mark. Under Logica ownership, the business expanded through the 2009 acquisition of Bremen-based nordIT GmbH and earned the "Fair Company" seal in 2008. It served clients across industries including automotive, aviation, energy and utilities, financial services, industrial, mail express and logistics, public sector, rail, retail/consumer packaged goods, space, and telecoms and media. Its service portfolio covered business consulting, business intelligence and performance management, enterprise architecture and SOA, enterprise content management, enterprise Java solutions, future IT and cloud services, innovation, Microsoft outsourcing, project management, SAP, security, sustainability, and testing services. The brand ceased to exist as a separate German entity after the CGI acquisition integrated its operations.

Logica Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG was a German IT and consulting services company with 2,200 employees. It specialized in management and technology consulting, systems integration, infrastructure and application management, and business process outsourcing. The company became a subsidiary of the British Logica group in 2000 and, from 2012, of the Canadian CGI Inc. The German operation's history is closely tied to pdv Unternehmensberatung, a consulting firm with over 1,000 employees that Logica acquired in 2000 for 1.2 billion Deutsche Mark. This acquisition formed the core of Logica's German business. In 2008, the company was awarded the "Fair Company" seal. In 2009, it acquired Bremen-based nordIT GmbH, further expanding its German footprint. In August 2012, Logica was acquired by the Canadian CGI Inc., and the German subsidiary became part of CGI, eventually losing its separate brand identity. Throughout its existence, Logica Deutschland offered a broad range of services including business consulting, business intelligence and performance management, enterprise architecture and SOA, enterprise content management, enterprise Java solutions, future IT and cloud services, innovation, Microsoft outsourcing, project management, SAP, security, sustainability, and testing services. Its industry focus spanned automotive, aviation, energy and utilities, financial services, industrial, mail express and logistics, public sector, rail, retail/consumer packaged goods, space, and telecoms and media.

• 2012

  Logica is acquired by Canadian CGI Inc. in August; Logica Deutschland becomes part of CGI.

• 2009

  Logica Deutschland acquires Bremen-based nordIT GmbH.

• 2008

  Logica Deutschland is awarded the "Fair Company" seal.

• 2000

  Logica acquires German consulting firm pdv Unternehmensberatung for 1.2 billion Deutsche Mark; Logica Deutschland becomes a subsidiary of the British Logica group.

German IT and consulting services provider serving major industries, integrated into the global Logica and later CGI networks.

• Management and technology consulting

• Systems integration

• Infrastructure and application management

• Business process outsourcing

• Business intelligence and performance management

• Enterprise architecture and SOA

• Enterprise content management

• Enterprise Java solutions

• Future IT and cloud services

• Microsoft outsourcing

• Project management

• SAP services

• Security services

• Sustainability services

• Testing services

1. 1Logica Deutschland – Wikipediade.wikipedia.org
2. 2Wikidata – Q1868013wikidata.org