Hi all,
I am curious to understand among the T1s and the T2s, what are the respective rankings for their digital practice (e.g., BCG digital vs McK digital; Deloitte Digital vs Accenture), especially in the European/DACH region?
Then within the T2, how well regarded are the digital practices vs their strategy teams (e.g., Deloitte Digital vs Monitor)?
Thank you!
Hi there,
In terms of pure Digital, the "old guard" of Accenture, Deloitte Digital, and IBM are certainly regarded most highly (or, at least, hired the most).
BCG Digital and McK Digital are doing quite well on the more strategic/higher level space (and in digital transformations)
Have a look at this report which was recently published, but this is for UK. Gives a decent idea anyway- https://www.ft.com/content/c02c6de5-7e9b-4fc2-b153-cbf5f02655ad
Try and search for Gartner or Forrester reports on similar rankings for Europe/DACH reagion.
Hello!
Even with digital and despite them being a bit younger, Tier 1 is always going to have a difference vs. Tier 2.
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
Clara
Hi there,
I don't see one standard KPIs to compare T1 and T2. T1 is generally more focused on strategic digital topics while T2 might cover more operational or implementation topics. Both are really needed to transform companies.
Best,
Alberto
Digital practices are teams that help clients with digital stuff, like design, data, AI, cloud, security, and marketing.
The ranking of digital practices may change depending on what you look at. But here are some possible rankings for Europe/DACH:
The ranking of digital practices vs. strategy teams in the same firm may also be different. Some things that may matter are:
These aren't necessarily apples-to-apples comparisons. Whilst there some functional overlap across the firms, you'll find they each have slightly different specialisms.
You'll find BCG Digital or McK will work on digital within the realm of what's high on the exec agenda e.g. digital transformation within the front office, rapid prototyping, big data capabilities.
Accenture are very strong at large scale transformation programmes and massive integrations with 3rd party vendors.
Not to say each don't stray into the others ponds but applying a broad brush these would be the differences I have observed
