(AOF) – Despite persistent tensions in recruitment, increasing use of subcontractors and high turnover, Neurones’ operating profit rose 22.1% in the first half, to 11.3% in revenue, compared with 10.5% in the first half of 2021. Neurones recorded organic growth of 12.8% in the second quarter for revenue of €164.5 million. It rose by 13.4% in published data. Half-year organic growth came out at 12.5%.
In an uncertain global environment, Neurones has not yet observed any signs of a slowdown in demand for digital services.
In this context, the specialist in management consulting and digital services is raising its 2022 forecasts. It now forecasts a turnover of at least 640 million euros for the whole of the year (vs 625 million euros). euros previously) and an operating profit of around 10.5% (against at least 10%).
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Companies in the IT services sector have seen the departure of more than 20% of their workforce in twelve months. This trend is not unusual in the sector, but it is reaching an unprecedented scale, in a context of strong growth and good recruitment dynamics. In addition, employees have new requirements and aspirations. The main criterion is the flexibility of work and the way it is implemented in the company. The American-Indian company Cognizant saw around 35% of its 330,000 engineers leave the company in one year. Capgemini, grouping 32,000 French employees, recently suffered its first strike since 2008, with a demand for a collective increase in remuneration.