Global consulting and technology firm specializing in enterprise transformation and AI integration
Onepoint is a 4,500-person international consulting and technology group anchored in Paris with offices across 19 cities, serving large enterprises and public-sector organizations on digital transformation, cloud migration, and data/AI initiatives. The stack reflects a matured consulting delivery model: heavy ERP/CRM/PLM tooling (custom client implementations), strong data engineering (Databricks, Spark, Delta Lake, Python), and active AI adoption (RAG, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI API).
Notable leadership hires: Tech Lead Data, IT Project Director, Finance Transformation Lead, Project Director, Tech Lead
Onepoint combines management consulting with in-house technology delivery. The firm advises Fortune 500 and public-sector clients on transformation roadmaps, then executes through dedicated engineering, data, and operations teams. Core offerings span digital transformation strategy, ERP implementation and modernization, cloud architecture, data governance, and emerging AI integration. Annual revenue exceeds €500 million. The project list—ERP transformation, cloud migration, EPM/BI deployment, legacy system modernization, ESG reporting—reflects a client base managing decade-old infrastructure and seeking to unlock operational efficiency and compliance. Onepoint operates as a partnership with distributed leadership across geographies.
Databricks, Apache Spark, Spark SQL, PySpark, Delta Lake, Python, and Talend for ingestion and transformation. The firm is actively adopting RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) alongside cloud platforms (Azure, GCP) to enable AI-driven analytics and modernize legacy data pipelines.
ERP transformation, cloud migration, data governance, target operating model redesign, cloud architecture design, and financial/ESG reporting (EPM/BI solutions). The project mix reflects focus on helping clients migrate legacy systems and modernize enterprise platforms.
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