CS Technology will boost Accenture Cloud First's hybrid infrastructure engineering capabilities, and enhance Accenture's portfolio of cloud services.
Headquartered in New York, CS Technology has offices in Melbourne, Sydney and London, and has clients in sectors sectors including financial services, retail and pharmaceuticals.
More than 100 of CS Technology's professional staff will join Accenture.
"For nearly 30 years, our CS Technology team has delivered transformative technology strategies and solutions that are married to our clients' business outcomes, which is a requisite capability in the age of digital," said CS Technology CEO John Rosato.
"Joining the Accenture team will collectively elevate our position as trusted advisors to our largest clients. Our deep specialisation and experience will be magnified through this acquisition and will enable us to better deliver on our clients' complex cloud, data centre, workplace and operating challenges."
Accenture ANZ Cloud First lead Matt Coates said "From an Australian perspective, we are particularly thrilled to be welcoming the highly experienced and talented CS Technology engineers to our local Cloud First team, especially given their data centre transformation skills.
"A large number of Australian organisations urgently need to address how they exit the data centre and move their business to cloud if they achieve growth and remain competitive."
Accenture Cloud First global lead Karthik Narain said "Accenture's acquisition of CS Technology expands the hybrid cloud infrastructure capabilities our clients need to become cloud-first enterprises and realise value faster.
"The emerging applications of tomorrow require a range of technologies across the cloud continuum. Companies must evolve their technology infrastructure in a compressed timeframe, which requires moving quickly and with confidence. The addition of CS Technology better positions Accenture Cloud First to design and execute fit-for-purpose, hybrid cloud strategies that achieve measurable business outcomes."
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
