The firm calls SynOps a "human-machine operating engine," but the key concept is that Accenture aims to create a platform that reflects the integration of data, artificial intelligence and humans.

Accenture is now selling SynOps, a combination of AI software and services that it has already used internally to automate tasks and redeploy about 40,000 workers. One of the surefire ways to tell if ...

Over the time the company was developing SynOps its headcount kept growing. It currently employs 469,000 people, up from 425,000 in 2017. Accenture Operations, the company’s outsourcing unit ...

Over the last five years, the global management consulting company Accenture has developed proprietary automation software called the SynOps platform that it says has helped it cut 40,000 jobs ...

N3’s specialized sales talent, in combination with Accenture’s SynOps platform, should help clients increase sales growth in the currently growing virtual environment. The combined proficiency ...

Accenture is now in a position to aggregate millions of interaction points into actionable insights by combining its SynOps platform with N3’s cloud-based AI/ML technology. Manish Sharma ...

The consulting firm took five years to build the SynOps platform, Polishook said. About 100 Accenture clients have used the system for procurement, with around 20 having trialed the finance ...

Accenture’s compliance-as-a-service (CaaS) offering provides an end-to-end capability that leverages SynOps — Accenture’s human-machine operating “engine” that synergizes data ...

Debbie Polishook, the group chief executive officer of Accenture Operations, said that all its workers affected have been retrained by the company for other jobs. Over the time the company was ...