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Accenture Expands Cloud First Offerings and Engineering Capabilities in the UK with Acquisition of Infinity Works This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210216005292/en/ Infinity Works is now part of Accenture (Photo: Business Wire) With experience across multiple sectors from retail to financial services and some of the largest digital-led projects in national government, Infinity Works helps some of the country s most recognised brands digitally transform. It provides a range of value-adding services including cloud, data, design and research, mobile, and full-stack engineering. Headquartered in Leeds, Infinity Works has offices across the UK including Manchester, Edinburgh and London.
DUBLIN (dpa-AFX) - Accenture (ACN) has acquired cloud and digital transformation consultancy Infinity Works. Headquartered in Leeds, Infinity Works has offices across the UK including Manchester
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Transport for the North (TfN) has developed a service to enable bus operators to publish fares in a standardised data format. Named the Create Fares Data Service, it will initially be available for bus services in the TfN region but is to be handed to the DfT to develop as a national service. It is intended to enable the operators to publish fares online and in journey planning apps, to help app developers use the data in other services. The tool has been developed in partnership with the Department for Transport (DfT) and Traveline – a partnership of transport companies, local authorities and passenger groups – as part of TfN’s Integrated and Smart Travel programme.