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Accenture just capped Claude spend at $29/person after some staff hit $1,000 months. Most companies are wasting the same money.

This week Accenture told staff the company will only centrally fund about $29 a month per person for Claude. Some people had been running $500–$1,000 months. That is what a "successful" rollout looks like when nobody knows what Claude is for: seats get used for slides, emails, and summaries, the bi…

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  1. 2026-10-18 22:51 · r/AI_Agents
    Accenture just capped Claude spend at $29/person after some staff hit $1,000 months. Most companies are wasting the same money.

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