OCTO Technology

OCTO Technology, founded in 1998, is a technology consultancy specializing in digital transformation and software development. Since its inception, the company has focused on helping clients design and implement IT systems and applications that drive business transformation. OCTO Technology operates with a strong emphasis on IT architecture, agile delivery methodologies, and understanding the business challenges of its clients. It was recognized as the first IT architect firm and has been a pioneer in agile delivery since 2004. The company has built a reputation for its expertise in areas such as big data and analytics, user experience design, mobile services delivery, cloud services, artificial intelligence, data management, and product management.

In 2016, Accenture announced its intention to acquire OCTO Technology, a move aimed at expanding Accenture's digital capabilities in France. The acquisition was completed in March 2017, with OCTO Technology becoming a part of Accenture Digital. This integration allowed OCTO's clients to benefit from the global scale, broad capabilities, and deep industry experience of Accenture. Despite the acquisition, OCTO has maintained its unique identity, agility, methodologies, and innovative management style, which were key factors that attracted Accenture. OCTO Technology has been recognized as a 'Great Place to Work' on multiple occasions and is also a certified B Corporation, highlighting its commitment to its employees and social and environmental responsibility. The company is headquartered in Paris, France, and has expanded its presence to other locations including Lille, Toulouse, Morocco, Switzerland, Brazil, and Australia. OCTO Technology is known for fostering a passionate community where knowledge is central, and it actively develops talent in agility, technological challenges, service design, and support for digital organizations. The firm serves a diverse range of clients, from startups to multinational corporations, across various industries including manufacturing, retail, energy, financial services, and telecommunications.