Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to give you a further update on the progress of the Gemalto integration planning project.
In line with our key priorities for Go-Day, we have now set-up 11 Workstreams with currently 36 projects
and appointed Workstream sponsors as well as project leaders on both Axalto and Gemplus sides.
A first kick-off meeting was held in Meudon on April 6th with Alex Mandl, Olivier Piou, GIPO, all
Workstream sponsors and all project leaders present to meet for the first time all together. The key
purpose of this meeting, which gathered 44 people from both companies in one room, was to review the
objectives and deliverables for each project before GO-DAY. After the meeting, in the afternoon and in
many cases also the next day, all project leaders had fruitful working sessions with their Axalto
counterparts.
These Workstreams include :
1 Gemalto Vision : Alex Mandl (sponsor), Jean-François Schreiber
2 Financial : Kris van den Eynde, Mark Gyorog, Sébastien Rouzaire
3 Legal : Jean-François Schreiber, Stephen Juge
4 Customer Management : Michel Canitrot (sponsor), Muriele Rouyer, Eric Dominici, Rémi Médevielle,
Jean-François Ouillet, Sébastien Binet.
5 Purchasing : Frans Spaargaren (sponsor), Rémi de Fouchier
6 Communications : Rémi Calvet, Iris Rona
7 Human Resources : Xavier Molinié, Alexandre Gentot, Christie Deydier
8 Manufacturing : Emmanuel Unguran (sponsor), Micail Lalmas, Caroline Argentin, Jean-Christophe Fidalgo
9 Information Systems : Frans Spaargaren (sponsor), John Alvares
10 Order to Delivery : Frans Spaargaren (sponsor), Stéphanie Guglielmacci, Alain Fenouil
11 Synergies and Value Delivery : Frans Spaargaren (sponsor), Christian Moraldo
New working sessions will be held this week in Gémenos by the various groups from April 11th to 14th and
each workstream will now continue at full speed to be ready for a possible early approval.