AI adoption is no longer just a nice pilot: it's about putting systems into production and getting people to work differently. Sound familiar? Anthropic now introduces two tools to help companies and consultancies navigate that gap: the Services Track and the Claude Partner Hub, designed to measure real experience and connect customers with partners who already know how to take Claude into production.
What Anthropic announced
In March Anthropic launched the Claude Partner Network with a $100 million investment for training, technical support, and co-marketing. Since then more than 40,000 firms applied and over 10,000 consultants earned Claude certification. That means there's a growing base of professionals trained to implement Claude in real environments.
Big consultancies are also moving people: Accenture trains 30,000 professionals, Cognizant deployed Claude to 350,000 associates, Deloitte offers it to 470,000 people, KPMG to 276,000, and other firms like Infosys and PwC are building agents and tools based on Claude for specific industries. Think of it like a familiar app that suddenly shows up across many departments—it changes how work gets done.
