Accenture has launched the Accenture Cloud-Native Core Solution to help enterprises leverage the public cloud for maximum business agility and results.
L.E.K. Consulting has appointed a number of new global co-leaders in key segments – including partner Fabio La Mola as Global Healthcare Sector Co-Head for Asia Pacific.
Global accounting and professional services giant KPMG will invest $5 billion over the next five years to enhance its capabilities in the digital transformation of professional services.
In a significant move that will no doubt send ripples through the market, Deloitte Legal has launched Deloitte Legal Ventures, a large-scale tech engagement programme that will see 14 mostly startups inducted into the rapidly growing Big Four firm’s legal business.
Global management leader Bain & Company has agreed to a purchase of Qvartz, a Scandinavian management consultancy with offices in Singapore and Manila.
Accounting and consulting firm MNP has acquired Mobilis Strategic Advisors, a Montreal-based strategy consulting firm.
Capgemini announced a six-year agreement with Bayer AG, the German global enterprise with core competencies in the Life Science fields of health care and agriculture, to transform its IT landscape and to further accelerate the digitalization of the organization. As part of the new agreement, Capgemini will deliver a wide range of transformational services, including Bayer’s IT infrastructure Cloud transformation; run Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Business Intelligence/Analytics domains management and transformation, as well as the Service Integration of Bayer’s entire new supplier eco-system.
Pete Buttigieg called on McKinsey & Company, the international consulting firm where he worked for nearly three years, to release his list of clients at the company.
The world of airport retail is booming. As airports continue to implement tasks such as check-in and bag-drop remotely, there is more physical space which can be used to increase non-aviation revenue streams.
There may be cause for some festive cheer in the dismal world of UK retail, according to research from Accenture.
PwC has thrown open the doors of its Cardiff office to find the tech talent of tomorrow.
The professional services firm is building a cyber hub in the Welsh capital and has roles to fill as part of its investment in the West and Wales region. Students from Cardiff Sixth Form College and graduates from the University of Cardiff, South Wales University and Cardiff Met attended an open day to hear more about the PwC’s opportunities.
KPMG has agreed a deal for the buy-out of its UK pensions division, which will continue to serve clients under the ownership of its current management team. The management buy-out is understood to have been backed by Exponent Private Equity, the private equity firm which entered into exclusive talks with KPMG for the purchase in October.
Ted Baker has reportedly drafted in consultancy firm AlixPartners to support the root-and-branch review of its operations after a year which saw the retailer issue three profit warnings.
A.T. Kearney Global Business Policy Council released its Year-Ahead Predictions 2020, 10 significant trends and events that will shape the coming year. Looking at demography, economy, environment, geopolitics, governance, resources and technology, the study reveals possible near-term developments to which businesses should pay close attention and prepare accordingly.
In today’s hyper-competitive world, Private Equity (PE) firms need to focus on executing a sustained digital transformation strategy for building a data-driven due diligence capability, enhancing operational efficiencies and accelerating top-line growth in portfolio companies.
Everyone is doing A.I., but not everyone is doing it well.
That’s the conclusion of a panel on how corporations are implementing artificial intelligence projects, which took place last week at the Fortune Global Tech Forum in Guangzhou, China.
Enterprise Singapore has welcomed the second cohort of companies to its Scale-up SG accelerator, with consultancies PwC and McKinsey serving as programme anchor partners.
The Big Four accounting firms are reaping consulting revenue in China at a time when audit regulators are struggling to achieve audit transparency. That’s the key takeaway from reports released recently from Source Global Research and Canadian Public Accountability Board.
Shining as one of the Big Four accounting organizations, KPMG, the leading professional services providing firm, has announced the news about the launch of KPMG Origins in Australia, China, and Japan. KPMG Origins is a ‘track and trace’ platform that is designed on blockchain pedagogies to cater to the requirements of varied industries, including agriculture, resources, manufacturing, and finance domains
Big Four accountancy firm KPMG is to leave its Aberdeen home of 25 years and relocate to the multi-million-pound Marischal Square development in the city.