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Shipping
Shipping|One single OneStream platform to consolidate, budget and steer
KPC rolls out a single OneStream platform for a European shipping leader, bringing financial consolidation, budgeting and performance management into one place.

Retail & Beauty
La Rosée|From €3.5M to €68M in 3 years: the data keeps up with the growth
KPC builds La Rosée Cosmétiques' data platform: centralizing, cleaning and activating data to steer growth.

Retail & Beauty
Rag & Bone|Data platform optimization and getting ready for AI
Rag & Bone asked KPC Canada to optimize its data platform: Azure SQL to Oracle migration, a Supply Chain datamart and a semantic layer.

Organic food distribution
Biocoop — Steering the forecasting processes with SAP BPC
Biocoop set up its forecasting process and budget tracking on SAP BPC with KPC: more than 30 Services forecasting processes.

Business services
APAVE — Cross-office capacity planning
APAVE: a cross-office capacity management platform on Pigment, for a group of 16,500 employees across 130 offices.
Events

KPC Silver Sponsor of Pigment Catalyst Paris 2026
AI-driven planning promises decisions in real time. But an agent is only worth the data it consumes: without a reliable Data foundation and without processes under control upstream, the promise stays theoretical, or worse, it automates decisions on wrong data.
Pigment is the decision surface. KPC, Pigment Regional Consulting Partner with 40 dedicated consultants, knows both that platform and the Data & Process foundation that feeds it. Agentic planning only delivers on its promise when both hold.

APICIL built its Data Catalogue with the business and IT. In 4 months.
At APICIL, business data remained largely underutilized. Not due to a lack of volume, but because of a deficit in knowledge, structuring, and sharing.
Fragmented documentation — Difficult to access, it generates misunderstandings and duplicates in reporting.
Poorly circulated usage rules — They fuel mistrust and slow down decision-making.
Complex data access — It limits team autonomy and heavily solicits experts.
Lack of visibility into responsibilities — It makes it difficult to identify the right contacts.
Since 2025, APICIL launched a structuring initiative around a Data Catalog, in partnership with DataGalaxy and KPC — built alongside business teams and IT, based on concrete use cases, with visible results within 4 months.
Thursday, June 25 in Lyon
Alice Sellin, Group Data Quality Domain Manager at APICIL, reviewed the approach: context, objectives, methodology, status update, and next steps. Lazhar Sellami (DataGalaxy) and Matthieu Augier (KPC) provided their insights on the methodology and the tool.

Salon de la Data Nantes 2025
On September 16, 2025, KPC attended the Salon de la Data & de l'IA in Nantes, at the Cité des Congrès, alongside its partner Informatica (booth #16).
KPC hosted two key sessions: a round table featuring feedback and case studies from Coopérative U and V and B, and a technical workshop dedicated to Informatica's AI agents.
Demo Workshop: “Data Management with Informatica: The Agent Revolution”
Pierre Demeester (Informatica) and Nicolas Salaün (KPC) presented Informatica's native intelligent agents and its tools designed to support their creation: how these technologies automate, secure, and optimize Data Management, and enable the creation or orchestration of client-facing application agents.

EXEC DATA LUNCH KPC & DBT
On June 10, 2025, KPC and dbt Labs brought together decision-makers, experts, and practitioners for a refined lunch at an iconic venue: the Orange Vélodrome stadium in Marseille.
A key moment to explore the strategic challenges of the Modern Data Stack through concrete case studies and product vision: the major challenges of the Modern Data Stack presented by KPC, feedback from Digital Virgo on "How Digital Virgo accelerates innovation through data," followed by the vision and roadmap for the dbt platform.
Discussions continued over a buffet lunch, followed by a private tour of the stadium offered to participants.
















