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Accenture plans on ‘exiting’ staff who can’t be reskilled on AI

A logo sits illuminated at the Accenture booth in Mobile World Congress 2025 on March 03, 2025 in Barcelona, Spain.

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Tech consultancy Accenture is implementing a strategic restructuring plan that focuses on artificial intelligence and reskilling.

Julie Sweet, CEO of Accenture, emphasized the importance of upskilling employees in AI to align with the company’s investment in advanced technologies.

The company aims to retrain and retool its workforce, with a focus on reskilling employees to meet the demands of the evolving AI landscape.

Accenture has already reskilled a significant number of workers on generative AI fundamentals and is committed to investing in upskilling initiatives.

The company’s business optimization program includes cost-saving measures and reinvestment plans to drive future growth.

Despite workforce reductions, Accenture continues to hire AI talent and expects to expand its headcount in key markets.

With a strong revenue growth driven by AI deployment, Accenture remains focused on leveraging advanced technologies to meet client demands.



“Our strategic focus on AI investment is yielding positive results,” said Julie Sweet. “As we look ahead, we are committed to partnering with clients to leverage advanced AI technologies.”

Recognizing the importance of AI readiness, Sweet highlighted the current challenge faced by businesses in adopting advanced AI solutions.

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