Accenture Takes Over Industrie&Co to Assist Australian Clients

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Accenture has obtained Industrie&Co, a technology consultancy that designs and makes cloud native solutions for enterprises and “born in the cloud” speedy emerging associations. The acquisition expands Accenture’s Cloud First limits in delivering cloud native services for clients, particularly within financial services, as they increasingly transform into digital businesses and collect new digital products and services. Terms of the transaction are not being uncovered.

Accenture acquires Industrie&Co

Founded in 2007, and headquartered in Sydney, with offices in Melbourne, Hong Kong and Singapore, Industrie&Co brings to Accenture a profound inheritance in cloud infrastructure engineering, offering affiliations a total service suite encompassing limits across strategy, design and delivery of cloud products and platforms. With 173 employees, Industrie&Co has strong financial services experience spanning various verticals, including banking, payments, wealth management, superannuation, insurance and capital markets. The acquisition engages Accenture Cloud First to apply its leading multi-service capacities and outfit clients with an unrivaled combination of industry information, cloud and infrastructure experience, and cloud ecosystem leadership.

“Cloud is the foundation for digital transformation and achievement in the following decade will be defined by the new experiences, products and services that cloud makes possible,” said Karthik Narain, overall lead for Accenture Cloud First. “Industrie&Co brings significantly more cloud-first skills to help Accenture clients innovate with speed, consistency and far reaching worth as they shape, move and work their businesses in the cloud.” Con Zeritis, CEO of Industrie&Co said, “We are captivated to get the opportunity to end up being significant for Accenture, we share pioneering characteristics and yearning to drive innovation, improvement and business results. Accenture’s colossal client association, overall scale and investment in their cloud-first strategy makes for an ideal home to engage us to accelerate our advancement destinations for both our clients and team.”

“The Industrie&Co team brings to Accenture a strong industry footprint and culture of innovation, that will enable us to drive improvement for our clients,” said Tara Brady, market unit lead for Accenture in Australia and New Zealand. “With respect to a constrained capacity market, Industrie&Co’s skills will ensure we are throughout arranged to continue to accelerate our client’s turn of events and innovation limits.” Accenture’s acquisition of Industrie&Co follows other investments across Australia and New Zealand in the earlier 18 months, including operational technology provider Electro 80, supply chain and logistics consulting firm GRA, cloud-native solutions provider Olikka, SAP and cloud solutions technology firm Zag, information investigation and supply chain management association Icon Integration and business strategy and econometrics firm AlphaBeta.

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