Cognizant
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概述
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总部
美国
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成立年份
1994
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公司类型
上市公司
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收入
> $10b
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员工人数
> 50,000
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股票行情
NASDAQ: CTSH
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公司介绍
Cognizant 是一家信息技术、咨询和业务流程服务提供商。其客户主要是福布斯全球 2000 强企业，目标客户来自金融服务、医疗保健、制造、零售和物流行业。成立年份：1988 年收入：148 亿美元（2017 年）纳斯达克股票代码：CTSH
物联网解决方案
世界上有超过 120 亿台联网设备，现在有比人更智能的“事物”，它们收集和连接所有旨在促进我们工作方式的宝贵数据。凭借其与技术无关的方法和行业专业知识，Cognizant 正在为当今的领先公司提供全面的物联网(IoT) 路线图，以将其运营和商业模式转变为 21 世纪的企业。 Cognizant 汇集了行业知识、战略、设计思维和技术能力的正确组合，以帮助公司将物理世界数字化。他们提供物联网咨询、战略、实施和运营支持，以帮助解开物联网的复杂性并调整解决方案来解决问题。他们的托管创新流程简化了物联网的复杂性，将创意从绘图板转化为原型，然后通过其经过验证的全球交付模型扩展最佳创意。
主要客户
Lido Stone Works、默克、GoWireless
物联网应用简介
Cognizant 是分析与建模, 功能应用, 应用基础设施与中间件, 传感器, 基础设施即服务 (iaas), 网络安全和隐私, 和 平台即服务 (paas)等工业物联网科技方面的供应商。同时致力于汽车, 水泥, 建筑与基础设施, 设备与机械, 医疗保健和医院, 生命科学, 石油和天然气, 药品, 塑料, 零售, 和 公用事业等行业。
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技术栈
Cognizant的技术栈描绘了Cognizant在分析与建模, 功能应用, 应用基础设施与中间件, 传感器, 基础设施即服务 (iaas), 网络安全和隐私, 和 平台即服务 (paas)等物联网技术方面的实践。
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Digital Transformation Accelerates Time to Market and Boosts Revenue
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Process Redesign in Cloud-Based Software Company Saves $2M
A leading cloud-based software company was facing difficulties in achieving the desired efficiencies and scale needed to support consistent growth in terms of accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) functions from its facilities in South America and Central Europe. The company's previous IT service providers' collections data was consistently low, around 60% based on historical records. This led to a cash flow problem and an increase in the aging of outstanding receivables. The company was also seeking standardization across geographies. To address these issues, the company set a goal of achieving 70% collections and reached out to Cognizant, their strategic partner of seven years, for assistance.
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Modernizing Customer Onboarding Process through Cloud-Based Solution
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Strategic Partnership to Enhance Productivity and Innovation
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