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Accenture Sydney office opening: Photos

By Liam Tung, ZDNet.com.au

12 June 2009 03:54 PM

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Image 12 - Accenture Sydney office opening: Photos

Many of the meeting rooms are named after former Accenture staff; in this case, former Australian chief Graham Henry.

(Credit: Liam Tung/ZDNet.com.au)

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Wow!! Anonymous -- 12/06/09

How amazingly uninteresting.

and who paid for that?? areeba -- 14/06/09

Thank you Sol

Response to "and who paid for that??" Anonymous -- 15/06/09 (in reply to #320143267)

Sol? What does Sol have to do with Accenture?

and who paid for that areeeba areeeba -- 15/06/09 (in reply to #320143328)

tom lamming, dan burns......$1B plus later. you need to make a few calls chap as you have been brainwashed

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