After acquiring dozens of companies in 2021, Accenture has scaled back its acquisitions and is moving forward slow and steady so far in 2022.

The Dublin-based global systems integrator went on massive spree of acquisitions in April, gathering up six companies altogether. The $50.5 billion international company added about 2,500 new employees to its already 700,000-strong global head count.

Acquisitions over a 30-day period alone included Ergo, Greenfish and AFD.Tech, to name a few.

With strategy, consulting, technology and operations offerings in more than 40 industries powered by large networks of advanced technology and intelligent operations centers, Accenture, No. 1 on CRN’s 2021 Solution Provider 500 list, is ripe with opportunity and revenue growth in 2022. With 699,000 team members in more than 120 countries, the global solutions provider is laser focused on scale, experience, industry knowledge and trust.

“Our outstanding second-quarter financial performance demonstrates continued strong, broad-based demand across all our markets, services and industries,” said Julie Sweet, Accenture’s chair and CEO, during the firm’s FY22 Q2 earnings call. “We continue to take significant market share as clients increasingly turn to Accenture as the partner uniquely positioned to help them navigate today’s accelerating pace of change. Our core strength is the diversity of our business that enables us to digitally transform across the enterprise through the depth and breadth of our services.”

Here are the nine biggest acquisitions made by Accenture in 2022 so far:

* AFD.TECH

* Trancom ITS (certain technology)

* Alfa Consulting

* Avieco

* Ergo

* Greenfish

* akzente

* Allgemeines Rechenzentrum GmbH (ARZ)

* Advocate Networks LLC

The financial terms of the all the deals were not disclosed. Click through the slideshow to see details of each acquisition.