BENGALURU: Accenture has raised its full-year revenue forecast to 9.5-10% from 7-9%, reaping benefits from consulting-led investments in digital and cloud services that analysts say would pressurise Indian IT firms to perform better.The company has been growing faster than Indian IT companies on a larger base — $ 10.3 billion in quarterly revenues. Its digital services now account for 60% of revenue. In comparison, large Indian IT services firms earn between 25-27% in digital revenues.Accenture also has made clear its plans to spend between $1-1.5 billion in acquisitions a year. “Financial analysts will start asking questions (to Indian IT firms) if Accenture can do it, why cannot you? More importantly, it can have a bigger impact on the mindset of the buyers. Your customers, partners and employees can ask you tough questions,” says Sanchit Vir Gogia, chief executive, Greyhound Research.“This clearly impacts all stakeholders of the Indian IT services companies and peers of Accenture.”