Accenture and Services now start the digital transformation team

In the novel COVID pandemic, Accenture and ServiceNow have joined hands to form a new global business unit. The department called Accenture ServiceNow Business Group will be dedicated to digital transformation projects.

The newly formed Accenture ServiceNow business group

The global divisions of Accenture and ServiceNow will consist of 8,500 Accenture employees with ServiceNow skills. They will be dedicated to promoting the client’s workflow as well as marketing, sales, platform development and business development. The focus of the Accenture ServiceNow business group is especially to help customers create more self-service and remote work programs. Accenture is currently a global elite partner of ServiceNow. It has taken the lead in providing services for several important ServiceNow projects, all of which are well-known industry names, such as the pharmaceutical giant Boehringer Ingelheim and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Accenture CEO Julia Sweet (Julia Sweet) said that the company’s strong strategic alliance with ServiceNow will enable Accenture’s customers to quickly embrace change. She added that by migrating to the cloud, they can reimagine operations and retrain their employees to become more sustainable. Sweet concluded that working with ServiceNow will help their company automate complex processes and create a better experience across the industry. This will help the organization provide greater 360-degree value and benefit everyone, such as customers, communities, people, partners, and shareholders.

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About ServiceNow

ServiceNow was founded in 2003 and is an American software company headquartered in Santa Clara, California. The company has developed a cloud computing platform that can help organizations effectively manage their digital workflow for business operations. After announcing the launch of the Digital Transformation Group, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott claimed that even today, too many organizations are still trapped in traditional workflow silos. He said that the partnership between ServiceNow and Accenture combines a world-class team with expertise and a modern workflow platform, which will help accelerate the digital transformation of every organization.

McDermott concluded that he believes that the Accenture ServiceNow Business Group will help every organization become a digital business in the 21st century. The exciting announcement was made when a digital workflow software provider launched its new “ServiceNow Partner Industry Solutions” market. Among other companies, Accenture was one of the first partners to join this innovative new platform.

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