Accenture and WaveMaker Partner on Agentic AI Platform for Application Modernization
Accenture and WaveMaker announced in a press release their intent to help growth-focused organizations modernize applications using a hybrid agentic AI platform. The partnership targets companies with annual revenues up to 3 billion US dollars, aiming to simplify application development and deliver new digital experiences.
The collaboration combines Accenture’s software engineering expertise with WaveMaker’s 2-pass code generation architecture, which supports secure and scalable web and mobile application creation. The platform includes built-in guardrails to ensure consistent and reliable enterprise outcomes.
By integrating the hybrid agentic AI platform into development workflows, organizations can reduce development time, improve productivity, and lower implementation costs. The approach also aims to reduce technical debt through more efficient and scalable delivery models.
WaveMaker’s platform supports the generation of Angular, React, and React Native applications from Figma designs and natural language prompts, providing a structured environment for teams to build long-lasting enterprise applications.
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