Accenture predicts its third-quarter earnings above Wall Street’s prediction

This was possible due to a surge in global demand for Accenture’s cloud services and security services and businesses are moving to a mix of remote and on-location hybrid models.

Accenture Plc, the IT consulting firm today predicted its third-quarter revenue beyond Wall Street’s Predictions. This was possible due to a surge in global demand for its cloud services and security services and businesses are moving to a mix of remote and on-location hybrid models.

Analysts have enthusiastically forecasted that software enterprises like Salesforce, Oracle are showing an upward trend in customer spending.

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Accenture is injecting heavy funding into cloud, partnerships, and acquisitions to increase its market share; its clientele covers more than 3/4th of the global fortune 500 companies ranging from media & communications to technology.

As per the Refinitiv IBES data, Accenture’s revenue for the current quarter holds at $15.05 billion compared with the predictions done by analysts estimate of $14.65 billion.

Accenture expects its present-quarter revenue to be somewhere between $15.70 billion to $16.15 billion when compared to the predictions of the analysts at $15.11 billion as per Refinitive IBES data.