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Accenture, TCS, Infosys emerge as top three brands in global IT industry

Accenture, Tata Consultancy Services & Infosys have continued to enhance their brand values amid an uncertain global environment with these three companies emerging as top three brands, according to the Brand Finance 2024 report

Accenture, TCS, Infosys emerge as top thee brands in global IT industry
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Accenture, TCS, Infosys emerge as top thee brands in global IT industry

Bengaluru, 17 January: Accenture, Tata Consultancy Services & Infosys have continued to enhance their brand values amid an uncertain global environment with these three companies emerging as top three brands, according to the Brand Finance 2024 report.

Accenture has maintained its position as the world's most valuable IT services brand, with a brand value of $40.5 billion. TCS, in second place, saw an 11 per cent increase in its brand value to $19.2 billion.

According to Brand Finance report, TCS's growth has been driven significantly by its consistent brand and marketing investment. The company's sponsorship of Formula E, particularly its partnership with Jaguar, has not only increased TCS's visibility among key audiences but also served as a showcase for its capabilities, thereby enhancing its reputation and consideration.

Infosys has secured the third spot and established itself as a leading IT services brand, achieving the fastest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in brand value over the past five years among IT services brands. The report pointed out that the company's brand value surged by 9.3 per cent to $14.2 billion this year.

Under the leadership of CEO Salil Parekh, recently ranked as the number one CEO in the IT services sector; Infosys has consistently delivered strong brand value growth in rapidly evolving and challenging market conditions, the Brand Finance Brand Guardianship Index 2024.

Lorenzo Coruzzi, Valuation Director at Brand Finance, commented, "While IT services brands thrived during the digital transformation boom of the pandemic, the current slowdown, driven by macroeconomic headwinds, inflation, and geopolitical tensions, is leading them to rethink their strategies. Despite cautious short-term spending, the substantial long-term demand for artificial intelligence presents a vital opportunity for IT services brands to adapt and differentiate themselves."

Debasis Mohapatra
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