Reported impact
Business outcome
Accenture improved hiring speed, accelerated operating-model change, and created a more responsive workforce-planning and employee-experience stack that lets leaders act on current skills and demand data instead of waiting for siloed reports.
- Productivity Improvement
- Scalability
- Speed to Market
Solution
Accenture and Workday built a connected people-data platform that underpins internal HR, skills, recruiting, and workforce planning with real-time data and AI. Workday became the central system where Accenture chose to keep all people data, replacing siloed talent acquisition and learning environments with a more standardized global model. The platform is integrated across HR, finance, sales, skills, staffing, payroll, and revenue so leaders can see adjacent skills, industry specializations, locations, and business demand in one place. On top of that data foundation, Accenture uses predictive modeling to forecast talent needs and has launched gen-AI-enabled performance management tools plus other skills-focused experiences. Salesforce and Workday are also linked so sales-pipeline signals can inform talent decisions in real time. The result is not just an HR system of record, but an operational workforce intelligence platform that helps Accenture reorganize faster, hire faster, and align people decisions with business growth.
Data flow
People, skills, staffing, payroll, finance, sales, and revenue data is centralized in Workday and linked across functions. Predictive models and gen-AI tools consume that shared data to forecast needs, personalize employee workflows, and feed business-aware talent decisions back into HR operations.