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Capgemini joins AM I Navigator initiative

Applying the AM I Navigator Maturity Model to outline the essential stages for industrializing AM, empowering companies to chart a strategic path toward integration

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Capgemini, a consulting, digital transformation, technology, and engineering services company, has joined the AM I Navigator initiative to be part of its holistic maturity model to shape the stages of industrialization in the AM industry, increasing interoperability in additive manufacturing. By applying the AM I Navigator Maturity Model, the company outlines the essential stages for industrializing AM, empowering companies to chart a strategic path toward integration.

The AM I Navigator emerged through collaboration with leading partners, including Siemens, all working together to create a unified approach to 3D printing. This initiative is about embedding AM seamlessly into traditional production systems. By leveraging methodology from industry-proven maturity models, Capgemini is helping organizations unlock the transformative potential of AM at scale.

Capgemini joins AM I Navigator initiative - applying the AM I Navigator Maturity Model to outline the essential stages for industrializing AM.
Left to right: Stefanie Schneider, Senior Alliance Manager, Siemens AG; Jens Huebner, Senior Manager and Lead AM Factory & AM I Navigator, Siemens AG; Ramon Antelo, CTO, Manufacturing and Industrial Operations, Engineering, Capgemini; Nicolas Rousseau, EVP, Chief Digital and Manufacturing Officer, Capgemini; and Karsten Heuser, VP Additive Manufacturing, Siemens AG.

The AM I Navigator provides a structured, end-to-end methodology that empowers manufacturers to assess their AM maturity; accelerate adoption through data and insight; and integrate AM into existing digital production systems.

Capgemini joined the AM I Navigator initiative to advance the industrialization of AM. Alongside companies like Siemens, this collaboration is a shared vision for scalable, interoperable, and automated AM – rooted in a maturity model that guides smart manufacturers through every step of their AM transformation.

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