Accenture acquires Intrigo Systems as expands its digital supply chain operations

By Sophie Chapman
The Dublin-headquartered professional services company, Accenture, has acquired the US-based systems integration services provider, Intrigo Systems. Th...

The Dublin-headquartered professional services company, Accenture, has acquired the US-based systems integration services provider, Intrigo Systems.

The purchased firm provides services for SAP® enterprise and cloud solutions in e-commerce, supply chain and procurement.

Accenture has expanded its end-to-end supply chain transformations portfolio, focusing on improving visibility and buying decisions.

“We are in the era of the intelligent supply chain, where technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), automation and analytics allow the supply chain to serve as a growth engine as it connects to all elements seamlessly, with a focus on delivering value,” commented Bhaskar Ghosh, Group Chief Executive of Accenture Technology Services.

“Bringing Intrigo Systems onto our team will provide Accenture with more resources in innovation, development and delivery to help our clients turn their supply chain into a competitive, growth-driving differentiator that shapes a digital, intelligent enterprise.”

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Intrigo Systems, which was established in 2009, will enable Accenture to help clients build digital supply chains.

“We’re excited to be joining Accenture to help clients use cutting-edge technology to transform their supply chains,” remarked Padman Ramankutty, CEO of Intrigo Systems.

“Our team is known for developing innovative supply chain solutions. As an SAP alliance partner, we have worked closely together to co-innovate and co-develop SAP Integrated Business Planning and the SAP Advanced Planning and Optimization solutions.”

“We also co-innovated with SAP and Microsoft to build and deploy the SAP Ariba Supply Chain Collaboration solution.”

“Working with Accenture, we will continue to implement digital supply chains for clients that enable real-time data analysis for smarter, agile decision making and proactive risk mitigation.”

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