Accenture Federal Services has secured a $75 million contract to enhance the United States Patent and Trademark Office's (USPTO) use of artificial intelligence in patent examination processes. The five-year agreement will modernize how the USPTO handles its vast volume of patent applications, incorporating Accenture Federal Services, a subsidiary of Accenture LLP, helps federal agencies meet mission-critical priorities through advanced digital solutions. With over 15,500 employees, it brings innovative tools to the federal landscape, helping organizations like the USPTO evolve in response to growing challenges. Denise Zheng, Accenture Federal Services’ Chief AI Officer, highlighted the company’s role in scaling a prototype into a comprehensive AI-based production environment, enhancing the USPTO's intellectual property system and paving the way for future modernization. Accenture, a global leader in professional services, supports organizations worldwide by driving technological change, optimizing operations, and creating lasting value through its extensive ecosystem relationships and deep industry expertise.
