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CEO NA Magazine > News > OpenAI announces partnerships with Accenture, BCG, Capgemini, and McKinsey

OpenAI announces partnerships with Accenture, BCG, Capgemini, and McKinsey

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OpenAI has announced it is entering into multi-year partnerships with four consulting firms to help the company deploy its enterprise platform, Frontier. 

The AI giant announced it has formed “Frontier Alliances” with Accenture, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Capgemini, and McKinsey & Company. The initiative pairs OpenAI’s forward-deployed engineers with consulting firms to help companies integrate AI agents into core business processes, including software development, sales, and customer support.

Under the alliance, OpenAI’s engineers will collaborate with consulting teams to train staff and support implementations. Companies can develop AI agents that share skills and memory across various workflows, with management handled through an observability system. The offering also includes products like ChatGPT Enterprise.

In a prepared statement, Dylan Bolden, Global Chair of Functional Practices at BCG, told investors, “AI is a core part of BCG’s business and strategy. It represents a significant and fast-growing share of our work as we support industry leaders to reshape their core operations and create new businesses with an AI-first mindset. The Frontier Alliance brings together OpenAI’s groundbreaking AI research and product expertise with BCG’s deep industry, functional, and technology expertise to accelerate and scale impact.”

Brad Lightcap, Chief Operating Officer at OpenAI, said, “Our multi-year partnership with Boston Consulting Group will help bring AI coworkers to enterprises. BCG’s transformation and global delivery expertise alongside OpenAI’s research and product leadership will help close the gap between what frontier AI can do and what businesses can actually deploy with agents.”

Fernando Alvarez, Capgemini’s chief strategy and development officer, stated in an interview that OpenAI relies on its Frontier Alliances to assist in deploying its technology at scale. “If it was a walk in the park, OpenAI would have done it by themselves, so it’s recognition that it takes a village.”

Lan Guan, Chief AI and data officer at Accenture, said, “This is the inflection moment… It’s our time to help enterprise clients to actually realize the value of AI.”

By CEO NA Editorial Staff

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