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We believe to gain value from data and enable an enterprise to fully understand its customers, you must first build a single contextual view of data.
Our global partners mirror our core values, understand the power of context and believe in explainable, transparent analytical and AI practices.
We partner with forward-thinking experts in consulting, technology and data to transform businesses, institutions and governments, creating a new global ecosystem for Contextual Decision Intelligence.
Together, we help clients drive better business decisions.
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By combining our expertise, we are equipping our clients with new technologies and approaches to solving the most pressing data issues.Adam Markson, Managing Director, Finance & Risk Services, Accenture
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By delivering Contextual Decision Intelligence as part of an end-to-end transformation, our alliances empower clients to drive efficient and effective decision-making to maximize the value of data, reduce costs and accelerate growth.
Our partnering options are flexible, adaptable and tailored to the partner Go-To-Market strategy to deliver the best decision intelligence solutions to every client – wherever they are in the world, whatever challenges need to overcome.
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Knowing your customer is one thing. Understanding them is everything. Accenture and Quantexa have partnered to provide an automated, data-driven contextual approach to client risk assessment.
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