Capabilities and delivery models
The specialism addresses what needs to be done. The delivery model defines how professionals, teams, projects, processes and resources are organised, with leadership and clear responsibilities.
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Illustrative photographyAn organisation with 30 years of history and an international perspective, connecting capabilities and delivery models to needs across business functions.
Capitani began in Brazil in 1996. Technology established a foundation that expanded through Engineering, field activities and operational management.

An anniversary film celebrating 30 years of Capitani Group.
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The specialism addresses what needs to be done. The delivery model defines how professionals, teams, projects, processes and resources are organised, with leadership and clear responsibilities.
Recruitment, mobilisation, resources, professional management, work management, processes, leadership and specialist backup form the managed-services model. The combination follows scope and verified capability.
HR, supply, shared services, backoffice, operations, data and automation needs can be assessed and structured. Diagnosis, technical capability, legislation and responsibilities guide each proposal.
Local context informs solution design. Presence type, availability, requirements and delivery conditions are confirmed for each location.