Accenture is a publicly owned multinational professional services company founded in 1989 and headquartered in the United States. Employing over 555,140 people as of 2023, the company specializes in information technology services and consulting, generating revenues exceeding $1 billion in that year. While its services encompass a broad range, it is known for its work in broadcast professional services.
Telia Cygate, Telia Sweden's cybersecurity and cloud service arm, announced a collaboration with Accenture on artificial intelligence service development. Accenture will leverage its expertise in designing, building, and deploying AI applications across various sectors, including customer service, supply chains, the public sector, and healthcare. Telia Cygate will supply infrastructure utilizing Telia's fixed and mobile networks and secure Swedish data centers. Separately, Accenture's involvement in physical AI development was noted in a report detailing NVIDIA's collaborations with several companies, including Accenture, to improve global operations using physical AI. In a further announcement, WPP hired Baiju Shah, a long-time Accenture veteran, as the new global CEO of its digital agency AKQA. Finally, reports suggest that WPP and Accenture held discussions in the spring about a potential merger, although this remains unconfirmed.
Accenture offers 2 products in the media tech industry. Accenture's product portfolio comprises of broadcast professional services and video business systems.
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Accenture's revenues were $69.7B in 2025. Caretta Research has split Accenture's revenue into 3 different product categories, the largest of which is software development, which represents 66% of Accenture's revenue.
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Accenture's customers primarily consist of telecoms and telecoms services companies. Examples of Accenture's customers include BT Group, Telus and TIM Italia. Accenture has commercial and technical partners like Microsoft, Google and Amazon Web Services (AWS).