Accenture plc

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Accenture specialises in management consulting, technology services and outsourcing services, throughout the USA and Canada (46.2%), Europe (34%) and other (19.8%).

Net sales break down by activity as follows:

  • 55.9%: Consulting services;
  • 44.1%: Outsourcing services.

Net sales break down by sector of activity into:

  • 27.8%: automotive/distribution/trips/transport;
  • 20.3%: communication/media/high technology
  • 19.6%: financial services;
  • 16.6%: health and public services;
  • 15.6%: chemistry and energy;
  • 0.1%: Other.

Company

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Timelines

  • Feb.2021: The Crown Commercial Service awarded Accenture, Capita and IBM spots on an £800m framework created to help the NHS shift to a more agile and/or DevOps-like approach to development and support. They joined Aire Logic, BJSS, Cognizant, Hippo Digital, Infinity Works Consulting, Informed Solutions, Kainos Software, Mastek and Netcompany on the contracting arrangement intended to build and manage live NHS services and oversee data system migration under the "Digital Capability for Health" scheme.[1]
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  • Aug.20.2020: Coronavirus: Govt defends use of consultancy to lead roll-out of UK's new contact-tracing app. The roll-out of the govt's new contact-tracing app is being led by Accenture, which received £850,000+ for 10 weeks' work. The deals with Accenture were made under so-called "framework agreements", arrangements which allow public sector bodies to buy services or products without going through a full tender application process every time. Rowland Manthorpe, Sky News.
  • Sept.2009: Accenture was incorporated in Dublin, Ireland.

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