The new partnership is aimed at accelerating the adoption of enterprise-wide automation for companies and generating new opportunities for growth
Accenture partners with UiPath to boost the adoption of enterprise-wide automation for companies. (Credit: Braveman2/Wikimedia Commons)
Accenture has expanded its partnership with US-based enterprise automation software firm UiPath to enable businesses to expedite transformation through intelligent automation.
The new partnership is aimed at accelerating the adoption of enterprise-wide automation for companies and generating new opportunities for growth.
Accenture and UiPath plan to combine the automation solutions from the latter with the former’s industry expertise and complimentary services.
The combination is expected to help clients leverage intelligent automation to ramp up productivity and create a catalyst as well for reinventing business processes to increase their efficiency and adaptability to change.
UiPath co-founder and CEO Daniel Dines said: “Accenture and UiPath together bring unique capabilities that are unsurpassed, and we believe this will be transformative for clients in every industry.
“These days, speed goes hand in hand with success. Enterprises can’t afford to wait and hire someone tomorrow to build the solution they need today.
“Together, UiPath and Accenture can help enterprises realise the full potential of automation at scale as it reaches maturity.”
The two firms have been jointly catering to clients across the globe in their automation journeys, including at the University of Chicago Medical Center and Uber.
At the University of Chicago Medical Center, Accenture said that it had leveraged the UiPath Intelligent Automation platform for bringing in innovation and enhancing employee and patient experiences during the pandemic.
For Uber, the partners are said to have helped the ride-hailing company in its digital transformation journey to improve internal operations productivity, quality, performance, as well as user experience.
Accenture technology group chief executive and chief technology officer Paul Daugherty said: “Increased collaboration with UiPath will help our clients realize more benefits from automation and achieve even greater value from the compressed transformations they are making.
“When we automate the ordinary, we can unleash the extraordinary. Our expanded work with UiPath marks an important step forward in advancing the business and human potential of automation, combining UiPath’s powerful automation platform with Accenture’s expertise in driving transformational outcomes for its clients.”
Recently, Accenture expanded its partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to help clients get access to continued cloud innovations.