What we do
Accenture's team of chemicals consultants help companies apply innovation, transformational strategies and digital enablement for growth, differentiation and superior operations. We have over 30 years of experience working in all segments of the chemical industry—including basic and intermediate chemicals, polymers, fibers and elastomers, agricultural chemicals, paints and coatings, industrial gases, and other specialty chemicals—across the value chain.
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Functional Consulting
We help chemical companies embed technology-led innovation and digital capabilities to transform corporate functions. With innovative, comprehensive and proven approaches and solutions, we rapidly scale and accelerate enterprise-wide business value and performance.
Technology Consulting
We help chemical companies leverage the latest technologies to drive business value, guiding them through the consideration, shaping, planning and execution of complex transformations for applications, platforms and architectures. We advise on areas such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud, cybersecurity, digital and enterprise resource planning. And, we are a leading player in the technology ecosystem, along with SAP, Oracle, Microsoft, Salesforce and Workday.
- Technology Advisory
- Intelligent Platform Advisory
Industry Consulting
We integrate business and technology trends that help change the way chemical companies run their operations. Through better real-time visibility, automation and connected worker solutions, we help improve plant safety and productivity.
- Asset Performance Management
- Automation & Industrial IT
- Capital Projects and Engineering Data Management
- Environmental, Health and Safety Management
- Manufacturing/Production Optimization
- Industrial Control System (ICS) Cybersecurity
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Who we work with
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Building one organization at EQUATE
When The EQUATE Group needed a unified business process platform, we helped deliver a robust SAP solution. -
Accelerating divestment
A global chemical company needed a new standalone, cloud-based IT environment. See how we helped build a flexible, low-cost solution. -
Cloud-based communications portal
A large chemical company built a cloud-based portal to empower its employees with stronger communications tools. See how we helped. -
Borealis LAT: Borealis SAP ECC 6.0 implementation
Borealis and Accenture collaborated to implement SAP ECC 6.0 for its Eastern Europe operations. -
Styrolution: Harmonized ERP platform
Styrolution and Accenture collaborated to implement a single, integrated ERP platform.
In the news
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Nalco Champion teams with Accenture and Microsoft to launch digital platform for downstream oil and gas customers
The new Refined Knowledge™ powered by ECOLAB3D™ platform will deliver predictive capabilities to reduce risks and optimize assets. -
Accenture positioned as a leader in IDC MarketScape Report on Worldwide Manufacturing Information Transformation Systems Integration
Accenture's leadership position reflects its deep expertise and capabilities in serving manufacturing clients across every product and process at all levels of technology maturity. -
Successful companies pivot to new opportunities by revitalizing – not neglecting – their core businesses, Accenture report finds
A majority, 54 percent, of C-level executives expect their new business activities to generate at least half of their company's revenues within the next three years. -
Digital technologies in chemical plant operations beginning to drive profits, fuel further investments
Digital adoption is increasing in chemical company plants as more firms recognize the financial and operational value of technologies. -
Companies that harness digital technologies to boost efficiency and growth could raise their market capitalization by $6B
A lack of skills threatens companies' ability to create the 'Industry X.0' action plan required to realize these benefits. -
Accenture, JSR and NTT begin work on a proof-of-concept for a smart industrial complex
The goal is to develop a connected worker platform that collects and analyzes data and recreates experienced worker’s capabilities.