Accenture vs Indian IT – The Generative AI Reality Check | FrontPage

Описание: Accenture isn’t just experimenting with AI—it’s rewriting the playbook, and the numbers prove it. In just the last few months, it has secured a staggering $1.4 billion in new generative AI deals, pushing its total AI revenue beyond $5.6 billion. Meanwhile, India’s biggest IT firms—TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL—have yet to break down their AI revenues, let alone match the aggressive strides Accenture is making.

This isn’t just about financial figures; it’s about who is shaping the future of IT. While Accenture doubles down on AI-driven consulting, automation, and platform-building, Indian IT firms are still treading cautiously, stuck in the decades-old offshore services model, billing by headcount rather than focusing on outcomes.

And it’s not just Accenture making moves. Even SaaSBoomi, India’s largest SaaS founder community, has rebranded itself to BoomiAI, signaling a shift that Indian IT can no longer afford to ignore. If startup founders can pivot their entire business approach in response to AI, why are the country’s largest IT giants still hesitant? The answer lies in a mix of risk aversion, short-term thinking, and an outdated mindset that waits for client demand rather than proactively shaping it. But here’s the reality—global clients are no longer just looking for manpower. They want platforms, automation, and AI-powered solutions that can redefine efficiency, and Accenture is already delivering on that promise.

Indian IT is at a crossroads. It has the talent, the legacy, and the infrastructure to lead, but without a radical shift in approach, it risks falling behind in the AI race. This video dives deep into how Accenture built a $5.6 billion AI empire, why Indian IT firms are lagging behind, and what needs to change for them to remain competitive. The wake-up call has arrived, but the real question is—will Indian IT answer it before it’s too late?

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