9613 NTT DATA Corporation

NTT DATA Recognized as a Top 10 Firm to Work For by Consulting Magazine

NTT DATA, Inc., a leading business and IT services provider, secured a Top 10 spot on Consulting Magazine’s 2016 Best Firms to Work For list, placing #8 for its first year on the list.

“This is exciting news and a much deserved accolade for all of our consultants,” said Tom Mataconis, Senior Vice President, FSI Business Consulting. “It is gratifying for the firm to receive this recognition after years of investing and developing our consulting services across the global NTT DATA organization. The maturation of our business consulting practice adds the tip-of-the-spear strategy to an already strong delivery and operations business model.”

NTT DATA’s scores excelled in the Client Engagement category, which measures the quality of work consultants perceive the firm is doing. The firm also ranked highly in the categories of Firm Leadership and Career Development on this year’s survey.

The Best Firms to Work For rankings are based on an online survey conducted in the spring and summer of 2016. More than 10,000 consultants participated, representing more than 300 firms. To see the complete list—visit www.consultingmag.com.

About NTT DATA Consulting

NTT DATA Consulting takes an industry-centric approach to business and technology consulting. We seamlessly integrate business strategies and enabling technology to help clients accelerate business-driven transformation and compete in the digital world. NTT DATA Consulting has the unique ability to create end-to-end solutions by tapping the entirety of NTT DATA’s global technology and business process capabilities. In financial services, our 1,000-plus business consultants and 4,000 technology experts work with 25 of the leading financial institutions in North America. Visit www.nttdata.com/USconsulting to learn more.

About NTT DATA

NTT DATA is a leading business and IT services provider and global innovation partner with 80,000 professionals based in over 40 countries. NTT DATA emphasizes long-term commitment and combines global reach and local intimacy to provide premier professional services, including consulting, digital, managed services and industry solutions. We’re part of NTT Group, one of the world’s largest technology services companies, generating approximately $100 billion in annual revenues and partner to 85% of the Fortune 100. Visit www.nttdata.com/americas to learn more.

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13/09/2016

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