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Originally posted by expat View PostThat's what Accenture do: make reams of documentation, snow under the client with Accenture-defined "targets", then code with a load of juniors, 1 senior, and 1 systems guy, plus 1 expensive project manager (paid for by the client) whose purpose is to keep proving that Accenture are meeting their targets.
Whether the client gets what does it for them, is quite another question.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostI would be surprised if Accenture didn't deliver what they were contractually obligated to. It may have been crap but they probably will win the court case.
Whether the client gets what does it for them, is quite another question.
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Not on this, but on a similar one - called GENIE (Gas & Electricity New Integrated Environment), again using Siebel as a CRM front-end. Through Cap Gemini though , not Ass-enture. I wouldn't trust the latter with upgrading my laptop, let alone with projects worth hundreds of millions.
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If I remember correctly the CRM was Siebel and the integration platform was eGate (Java).
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I doubt it will go that far. They won't want the publicity and will no doubt settle out of court.
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I would be surprised if Accenture didn't deliver what they were contractually obligated to. It may have been crap but they probably will win the court case.
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Originally posted by bobhope View Post
You reap what you sow etc etc.
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It is estimated that British Gas lost 1m customers in 2006 alone.
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Centrica sues Accenture for £182 million
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle3908399.ece
CENTRICA is suing the global consultancy group Accenture for £182m over an IT system it claims reduced British Gas’s customer-billing process to a shambles.
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