How to pronounce“accenture”in English

When Accenture work in the Sudan, and talk about same sex relationships, that's more powerful.

The Accenture Golf Tournament happens there in Tucson.

At Accenture, we’re investing about a billion dollars a year in training and retraining our workforce, in developing talent platforms that continually retrain people.

An Accenture report shows that companies at the forefront of disability inclusion outperform similar companies with 30% higher revenue and two times net income.

Partners Accenture the Gap Pacific Gas and Electric uh McDonald's and United

The Accentures of the world, people had to package all this up together, or is that- >> I think we partner more with those.

the accentures of the world, how do they do it, what can we learn from them?

And what if Accenture would for good profit?

a consultant at Accenture and 20 years at Proctor and Gamble as a director of

Julie Sweet runs Accenture.

I run into Accenture people everywhere, on every continent.

A study by Accenture found that a 1% increase in employment of individuals with disabilities could boost the U.S.

Then I went to Accenture and I worked in traditional strategic management consulting before actually becoming a startup

I worked for Accenture in strategy consulting before the GSB.

Julie swe CEO of Accenture North America welcome to Industrial Salama and Stanford great thank you for having me I'm excited to be here so tell us a bit

about how Accenture has changed in the eight plus years that you've been with the firm well it's changed in the most fundamental way everything about the

shaped how Accenture does a better job of serving its customers well they're really not separable if you want to become an innovation-led company you

They are Accenture guys.

also participation from Accenture which of course that's important the study was

says Andersen consulting now Accenture you know I sense you're should exist on

We've been working with Accenture Development Partners and using artificial intelligence.

I wore a suit yesterday at Accenture in San Jose, because I was speaking to a group there.

I started my career at Accenture back in the late '90s, writing Java and et cetera.

Theyíre used to be consulting firms like Accenture and McKinsey coming in to lay out their wisdom.

She spent her whole career at Accenture and just recently retired as a chief executive of ALL Consulting.

who fit in the same camp-- Julie Sweet at Accenture, Mark Hoplamazian at Hyatt,

People said, Accenture's a profit-making organization.

In consulting, Accenture, a consulting firm, no longer employees just consultants.

that you've done is radically transformed the culture of Accenture you've been very active in diversity and inclusion initiatives how has that

I think you're seeing us do a lot more with Accenture, Cap Gemini, some of those kind of system integrators.

Stanford University and inad with uh um also parti ation from Accenture which of

So we worked with Accenture, and Milken, and the World Economic Forum, and various people around a piece of research.

And the paper that Judy was mentioning, the Accenture paper, it really shows the benefit that it brings to everyone with the corporation.

And in fact, many well-established companies like Accenture were trading for pennies.

My recent role before the GSB was leading R&D globally for Accenture out of Silicon Valley.

I was in a corporation, I was in Accenture.

I did work with a few media entertainment clients when I was at Accenture, and I really liked that, it was like the most hip clients I kind of had.

and in order to drive that we've fundamentally transformed all of Accenture now how has that changed how you as a company have had to change your

you think about our digital business many of the people who work in Accenture interactive for example which is the largest um digital Ad Agency in the

Then there is a program in Stanford called Stepped up Steptastic with Accenture that they have a program in which that you actually get a parameter.

Accenture is today running attrition levels of 19%.

I think if we want to talk numbers, then I think Accenture does a study every year of companies

So the idea is the jobs that are going to come up-- I just saw a guy present at Accenture on this,

It is unbelievable, there were people that graduated from Tokyo University and worked at Accenture and wanted to work for us.

And I do a lot of these keynote speeches or lectures at Stanford, at Accenture.

One of the great leaders we studied on this was a woman by the name of Julie Sweet who runs Accenture.

I was in software before and helped scaled a software company that ended up being sold off to Accenture.

I've only really worked before the GSB at really big companies, with Accenture, very kind of the classic fortune 500 companies.

to serve our client how does digital ad agencies fit in with kind of the historical uh world of Accenture where people might think where the company was