Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has acquired RANGR Data, a U.S.-based certified Palantir partner with deep experience in driving scaled transformation through a client-centric approach. The acquisition expands Accenture’s engineering talent and capabilities, further strengthening its position to drive enterprise reinvention for clients.

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Accenture has acquired RANGR Data, a U.S.-based certified Palantir partner with deep experience in driving scaled transformation through a client-centric approach.

RANGR helps organizations optimize operations through customized data strategies. With expertise in supply chain management, enterprise system integration, and real-time analytics, RANGR is expected to serve as a catalyst for growing Accenture's Palantir business in the U.S. It will contribute to a strong foundation of forward deployed engineers that work directly with clients to design, build and deploy tailored solutions.

“RANGR joins Accenture’s global Palantir business as a key driver for commercial expansion in North America where our customers are laser focused on driving scaled transformation through AI,” said Bryan Rich, global Palantir capability lead at Accenture. “RANGR has a strong track record for the delivery of Palantir solutions but what sets them apart is their ability to engage executives with a roadmap for transformation. RANGR expands our footprint in the market, enabling us to address growing client demand for AI-powered transformation.”

RANGR brings a team of 40 highly skilled professionals with deep expertise in Palantir Foundry and AIP, including strategic advisors and developers experienced in delivering scalable, outcome-driven solutions. RANGR serves clients across the consumer-packaged goods, manufacturing, telecommunications, healthcare and energy industries.

“At RANGR, we provide the clarity and tools needed to help operations-heavy businesses not just survive complexity—but thrive in it,” said John Boehm, CEO and Founder of RANGR. “By joining forces with Accenture, we aim to help even more clients unlock the power of their data to fuel better business decisions, while offering exciting new opportunities for our people.”

This acquisition is part of Accenture’s ongoing investments in AI to accelerate clients’ transformations. RANGR is the latest in a series of acquisitions focused on growing AI capabilities, including Palantir consultancy, Decho; Salesforce AI consultancy NeuraFlash; and AI company Halfspace.

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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