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Accenture expands in India with new advanced technology center in Indore

Accenture said that it has opened a new advanced technology center in Indore in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.

According to the Irish professional services company, the new facility marks further expansion of its global delivery network. Indore now joins Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune, Delhi, and others where its advanced technology centers are located.

The technology center of Accenture in Indore will concentrate on building and delivering a broad variety of cross-industry technology solutions to help clients in steering digital transformation and innovation.

Accenture expands in India with new advanced technology center in Indore
Accenture expands in India with new advanced technology center in Indore. Photo courtesy of Business Wire.

Mahesh Zurale — Accenture senior managing director, lead – Advanced Technology Centers in India, said: “We are thrilled to have a stronger presence in Indore. Our market leading people policies, large investments in learning and development, and the boundaryless opportunities we offer across deep technology areas and industry domains, will open up new avenues for local talent and support our people looking for greater location flexibility.”

Accenture said that it is presently hiring for jobs in digital, cloud, artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, extended reality/metaverse, and platforms.


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