Our areas of intervention
Fundraising
A financial fundraising is an operation by which a company seeks to raise funds or a State from external investors such as financial institutions, investment funds, individual investors or other companies.
This can be done in several ways, including:
- Crowdfunding: a crowdfunding campaign where investors can buy shares or provide a loan to the company
- IPO: the company can issue shares on the stock market in order to raise funds
- Venture capital funds: venture capital companies can invest in the company at its early stages of development to obtain a high return in the long term
- Direct investments: individual investors or companies can invest directly in the company.
The choice of fundraising method depends on the needs of the company, its ability to raise funds and its long-term strategy.
Energy
Renewable energies come from two major natural sources: the Sun (the origin of the water cycle, tides, wind and plant growth) and the Earth (which releases heat).
Non-renewable or fossil fuels are primary energies that, after their use, cannot be reconstituted on a human time scale. Oil, natural gas and coal are non-renewable energy.
Industry
The industry sector is an economic sector that includes all the activities of production of material goods or transformation of raw materials into manufactured goods. It can include areas such as automotive, aeronautics, electronics, construction, power generation, and chemical manufacturing.
The industry sector is a key driver of the economy in many countries and employs a large number of people. However, it can also have negative effects on the environment, such as pollution and the depletion of natural resources.
This is why more and more companies are looking to turn to sustainable practices in their production in order to minimize their environmental and social impact. These practices include recycling programs, the use of renewable energy, the reduction of waste and greenhouse gas emissions, and the adoption of ethical work standards.
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Electricity and Water Meter
An electric meter is an electrical organ used to measure the amount of electrical energy consumed in a place: housing, industry... It is used by electricity suppliers to charge the customer for energy consumption. Originally these devices were electromechanically designed, they are now replaced by electronic models. New versions of electric meters are interconnecting meters sometimes called "smart meters"1.
The legal energy unit is the joule (J). The watt (W), a power unit, corresponding to an energy flow of a joule transferred in a second. However, the unit of energy usually used for electricity consumption is the kilowatt-hour (kWh). One kWh is equivalent to 3.6 × 106 J.
Transportation And logistics
The transport and logistics sector is a key area of the global economy because it allows the movement of goods, people and information around the world. This sector includes road, rail, sea and air transport, as well as warehouse management, order processing, supply chain and inventory management.
Worldwide, this industry is constantly changing due to changing technologies, regulations and customer demands. In addition, the globalization of trade has stimulated the growth of the logistics sector, and new opportunities are constantly being created, particularly in terms of e-commerce and cross-border trade.
However, the transportation and logistics sector also faces challenges such as rising costs, intense competition, environmental issues, and government regulations. Transport and logistics companies must therefore continually innovate to offer more efficient and sustainable logistics solutions and stay in step with our customers' expectations.
Public Sector
To meet the needs of the public sector, it is important to understand the specific demands and requirements of the public sector in question. Some of the ways to meet these needs may include:
1. Provide quality services: The public sector expects service providers to provide high quality services that meet its specific needs.
2. Work closely: It is important to work closely with the public sector to understand their specific needs and to find effective solutions.
3. Maintain open communication: It is important to maintain open communication with the public sector to ensure that issues are resolved quickly and expectations are clear.
4. Be transparent: It is important to be transparent about costs, timelines and expected results to enable the public sector to monitor progress and ensure that results are achieved.
5. Comply with regulations: Understanding official public sector regulations and procedures is important to meeting client needs and achieving desired results.
In summary, to meet the needs of the public sector, it is important to provide quality services, work collaboratively, maintain open communication, be transparent and comply with regulations.
Our expertise
Security Digital and performance
The word cybersecurity is a neologism denoting the role of all laws, policies, tools, security concepts, concepts and mechanisms, risk management methods, actions, training, good practices and technologies that can be used to protect people and physical and immaterial IT assets (connected directly or indirectly to a network) states and organizations (with an objective of availability , integrity - authenticity, confidentiality, proof - non-repudiation)1.
Strategy and management
Project management (also called project management) is an activity that enables our teams to achieve a real professional goal. At the same time, it is proving to be a powerful way of managing change and transforming the company through various projects.
In doing so, the ability to manage projects by Cassuis Engineering Services, concerns almost all of our core businesses, and good news, the subject is exciting!
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Groundwater pipeline management
Leak control
It's as simple and unfortunate as that: the pipeline systems that provide drinking water to communities are leaking, some abundantly. Drinking water is a very valuable resource because it has been treated to make it safe for ingestion in the human body. The water has also been fed by pumping operations that allow it to move through the vast underground pipeline systems. Water leaks are a waste of the resources needed to treat and supply water. In addition, these leaks mean that water services draw more water from rivers, streams and aquifers than their customers need
While cost-effective means exist to control leaks, most water services practice reactive leak management, responding only to visible leaks or ruptures that have been reported and rising from the water in the streets or flooding underground levels of buildings. However, most of the water lost by leaks never rises to the surface as it occurs at small volumes, over a long distance and hidden underground. These unreported leaks are only detected when proactive leak management or hidden leak detection and detection activities are carried out. These activities, collectively known as Active Leak Control (CAF), mainly include leak detection and flow monitoring.
As pipeline systems degrade and are subject to a variety of stresses, new leaks are constantly emerging. The FCA's strategy is based on reporting a new leak to water services shortly after its occurrence in order to detect and control it quickly
Transformation of organizations
The business transformation sector involves the implementation of fundamental changes across a business to improve performance, adapt to new market realities, and meet emerging customer needs. . These changes can take the form of structural reorganizations, business process changes, adoption of new technologies, supply chain restructuring, staff training and upgrading, etc.
The ultimate goal of organizational transformation is to create a more agile, innovative and results-driven corporate culture that can quickly adapt to market changes and maximize the chances of long-term success. This transformation can occur at the level of the entire organization or specific parts of the business.
The business of organizational transformation is ever-changing as companies constantly seek to improve their performance and stay ahead of the competition. Current trends include digital transformation initiatives, the pursuit of operational efficiencies, change management, and creating a corporate culture of innovation and collaboration.
However, organizational transformation can be a complex and difficult process that may encounter obstacles and resistance from employees and stakeholders. Companies must therefore develop a solid strategy, ensure the active participation of staff at different levels of hierarchy, as well as communication and training throughout the change process.