IT services firm Accenture forecast first-quarter revenue below Wall Street targets on Thursday, as a tough economy forces clients to defer projects and scale down scope of deals
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“Customers used to give the big bank projects to one particular IT vendor and that is not happening in the past few years. While that has been broken down into smaller projects and that is partly a reason why growth is slowing down. The BFSI sector is also slowing down a bit in the US and Europe, given the high interest rates.”