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You misunderstand. Consultants don't want to be experts in anything. Becoming an expert takes a lot of time and experience, which naturally limits the number of things you can be an expert in.
No, consultants just want to say they're experts in things. No time/experience needed, just a plucky consultant and a keyboard.
With that in mind, Accenture are experts at SAP and AI now.