Clients rank KPMG #1 most value-adding firm in TMT

Source's 2026 client perceptions study recognizes KPMG's leadership in delivering value and trusted expertise across Technology, Media & Telecoms (TMT).

According to analyst group Source's Perceptions of Consulting in Technology, Media & Telecoms in 2026 study, clients ranked KPMG as the #1 most value-adding firm in TMT, with 58% of respondents indicating that KPMG delivers more in value than it charges in fees.

The study also recognized KPMG as:

#1 for quality of work in Risk Management (including Cybersecurity) in TMT
A Proven Leader in TMT based on sustained client recognition from 2024-2026 across multiple areas of consulting excellence.

Being recognized by TMT clients as the most value-adding firm in the sector is a strong endorsement of the trust placed in KPMG. At a time when organizations are navigating unprecedented technological change, increasing risk and growing regulatory complexity, we remain focused on helping our clients solve complex challenges, deliver meaningful transformation and unlock value.

Anna Scally

Global Head of Technology, Media & Telecommunications

KPMG International

Sustained client recognition

In addition to its 2026 #1 rankings, KPMG earned Proven Leader recognition across multiple categories based on consistent client feedback from 2024 to 2026, reflecting its sustained leadership in the TMT consulting market, including:

Proven Leader Overall in TMT
Proven Leader in Data & Analytics
Proven Leader in Transformation
Proven Leader in Regulatory-Driven Work
Proven Leader in HR & Change Management
Proven Leader in RPA Advice & Implementation.

About the study

Source's Perceptions of Consulting in Technology, Media & Telecoms in 2026 study explores how senior buyers evaluate consulting firms serving the sector. The research surveyed 615 C-suite executives, directors and senior managers responsible for purchasing consulting services, providing insight into client perceptions of firms' quality, value, expertise and market positioning. Respondents represented a broad range of geographies, functions and organizations, with 91% working for companies generating more than US$500 million in annual revenue.