List of IT consulting firms

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The following is a list of the largest notable information technology consulting firms in the world, along with their corporate headquarters location and the total number of consultants they have. Many of these serve primarily as third-party consultants and outsourcing partners. Many enterprise software companies employ their own consultants for services related to their own products. Among the corporations listed below, the number of consultants listed is less than their total number of employees. Note: Not all employees of these firms are consultants and firms with less than 10,000 employees are not included.

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By continent

Asia

NameHeadquartersTotal employeesAs of
Tata Consultancy Services Mumbai, India614,795March 2023 [1]
Infosys Bengaluru, India343,234March 2023 [2]
Wipro Bengaluru, India256,921March 2023 [3]
HCL Technologies Noida, India225,944March 2023 [4]
birlasoft Pune, India12,193March 2023 [5]
Tech Mahindra Pune, India152,400March 2023 [6]
Hinduja Global Solutions Bengaluru, India21,685December 2022 [7]
WNS Global Services Mumbai, India59,755March 2023 [8]
eClerx Mumbai, India16,804December 2022 [9]
ITC Infotech Bengaluru, India12,000June 2021 [10]
NTT Data Tokyo, Japan195,100March 2023 [11]
firstsource Mumbai, India23,018March 2023 [12]
Fujitsu Tokyo, Japan124,216March 2022 [13]
LTIMindtree Mumbai, India84,546March 2023 [14]
Mphasis Bengaluru, India34,042March 2023 [15]
Pactera Dalian, China23,954
Neusoft Group Shenyang, China20,000December 2020 [16]
L&T Technology Services Vadodara, India22,233March 2023 [17]
Persistent Systems Pune, India22,598March 2023 [18]
Cyient Hyderabad, India15,864March 2023 [19]
KPIT Technologies Pune, India11,013March 2023 [20]
Coforge Noida, India23,224March 2023 [21]
Zensar Technologies Pune, India10,563March 2023 [22]
Datamatics Mumbai, India10,744March 2022 [23]
NCS Group Singapore 10,000

Europe

NameHeadquartersTotal employeesAs of
Accenture Dublin, Ireland738,143February 2023 [24]
Alten Boulogne-Billancourt, France54,100December 2022 [25]
Asseco Rzeszow, Poland32,400January 2023 [26]
Atos Bezons, France110,270March 2023 [27]
Capgemini Paris, France342,700September 2023 [28]
Deloitte London, England415,000May 2022 [29]
Ernst & Young London, England365,399June 2022 [30]
Globant Luxembourg City, Luxembourg27,500September 2023 [31]
Grant Thornton International London, England62,000December 2022 [32]
Indra Madrid, Spain56,573March 2023 [33]
KPMG Amstelveen, Netherlands273,424September 2023 [34]
Luxoft Zug, Switzerland17,000March 2023
Orange Business Services Paris, France29,100December 2022 [35]
PricewaterhouseCoopers London, England364,232June 2023 [36]
Sopra Steria Paris, France53,724March 2023 [37]
TietoEVRY Espoo, Finland24,071March 2023 [38]
T-Systems Frankfurt, Germany28,000December 2022 [39]

North America

NameHeadquartersTotal employeesAs of
Avanade Seattle, Washington, United States50,000December 2021 [40]
Booz Allen Hamilton McLean, Virginia, United States25,803February 2019 [41]
CGI Inc. Montreal, Canada91,000March 2023 [42]
Cognizant Technology Solutions Teaneck, New Jersey, United States351,500March 2023 [43]
Conduent Florham Park, New Jersey, United States58,600March 2023 [44]
DXC Technology Tysons, Virginia, United States134,035December 2022 [45]
EPAM Systems Newtown, Pennsylvania, United States57,450March 2023 [46]
EXL Service New York City, New York, United States45,400December 2022 [47]
Genpact New York City, New York, United States119,000March 2023 [48]
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Spring, Texas, United States60,200March 2023 [49]
Leidos San Diego, California, United States45,000December 2022 [50]
Kyndryl New York, New York, United States87,708January 2023 [51]
Softtek Monterrey, Mexico12,000November 2017 [52]
Science Applications International Corporation Reston, Virginia, United States23,000February 2019 [53]
Telus International Vancouver, Canada58,000December 2020 [54]
Unisys Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, United States17,200December 2020 [55]
UST Aliso Viejo, California, United States30,000October 2023
Virtusa Southborough, Massachusetts, United States30,000October 2020
Gartner Stamford, Connecticut, United States19,830March 2023 [56]
Slalom Consulting Seattle, Washington, United States13,000April 2023 [57]

South America

NameHeadquartersTotal company employeesAs of
Algar Tech Uberlândia, Brazil21,000November 2022 [58] [ circular reference ]
Totvs São Paulo, Brazil12,000November 2022 [59] [ circular reference ]
Stefanini IT Solutions Jaguariúna, Brazil30,000April 2022 [60]

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