Veolia: Empowering employees worldwide to collaborate anytime, anywhere
Overview
Veolia’s patchwork of 250 different productivity tools was a barrier to collaboration for its worldwide workforce of 170,000, and a burden on IT. With Chromebooks, Chrome Enterprise Upgrade, and Google Workspace, the water and energy management company moved forward with its "secure, anytime, anywhere, any device" cloud project, helping employees collaborate with colleagues all over the world.
About Veolia
Veolia, based in Paris, France, designs and provides water, waste, and energy management solutions for sustainable development of communities and industries.
Industries: Energy, Chemicals & Utilities
Location: France
Chrome Enterprise Results
All 1200 of our corporate employees are using Chromebooks and 100% of our files migrated to Google Drive
Reduced time spent on IT infrastructure management.
Eliminated the need for endpoint security software.
Improved videoconferencing—employees now hold 80,000 Google Meet per month.
Created a connected workforce that collaborates across borders.
Cloud-first tools for your cloud workers
Veolia replaced its unwieldy suite of 250 productivity tools with Google Workspace for the entire workforce. Chromebooks, which are cloud-first and update automatically, help employees become true cloud workers and easily work remotely, while improving device security. Veolia adopted Google Meet for video conferencing, creating a better culture of collaboration across borders.
Our workforce has become truly connected. Our employees increasingly expect to work with their colleagues all over the world, not just the ones a few desks away.
Herve Dumas, Group Chief Technology Director, Veolia
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