Accenture acquires The Shelby Group

Accenture has acquired The Shelby Group, a leading provider of digital procurement and optimization services.

The acquisition further enhances Accenture’s capabilities in sourcing and procurement technology transformation, a statement said.

Founded in 2002 with headquarters in Schaumburg, Illinois, The Shelby Group is a procurement technology consultancy with deep experience in Coupa and Ivalua solutions. It helps clients in the manufacturing, financial services, consumer, healthcare and technology industries transform procurement operations by increasing spend visibility and task automation and decreasing cost and risk. The Shelby Group’s team of 172 highly skilled sales and delivery​professionals will join the Connected Solutions group within Accenture Technology, bolstering its position as a Coupa Global Elite partner and growing its relationship with Ivalua.

“In an environment characterized by ongoing disruption, businesses are looking to deliver sustainable savings, reduce risk and support business growth,” said Emma McGuigan, senior managing director and Enterprise & Industry Technologies lead at Accenture. “The depth of The Shelby Group’s digital procurement experience helps us meet growing client demand for sourcing and procurement transformation.”
 
Jim Kandilas, CEO and co-founder, The Shelby Group, said, “For more than 20 years, we have helped our clients reimagine the strategic value of their procurement function. Our goals of delivering savings and operating efficiencies, along with improved treasury and risk management results through digitization will continue. As part of Accenture, we will further scale our solutions and acc

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