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24 : Accenture Ltd.

Top 100 Revenue:	$564,573,653	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$256,814,983
Civilian revenue:	$307,758,669
2005 revenue:	$17.1 billion
2005 earnings :	$940.5 million
2004 revenue:	$15.1 billion
2004 earnings:	$690.8 million
Number of employees:	126,000
Headquarters:	Hamilton, Bermuda
Web address:	www.accenture.com
President/CEO:	William D.Green, CEO
Head of gov't business:	Martin I. Cole, group chief executive, government
Ticker:	NYSE: ACN
Lines of business:	Communications and high-technology, financial services, government and products
Major customers:	U.S. Census Bureau, Education Department, Air Force and Army
Major contracts/projects:	Accenture was hired as a subcontractor on a $600 million Census Bureau contract for its field data collection automation program. The company is providing mobile computing applications and enterprise support systems.
Previous Profile:	2005

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