What do boundaryless, adaptable and radically human systems look like?
The C-suite is busy acquiring the latest technology. But most aren’t maximizing new IT.
It’s creating what we call the innovation achievement gap—the difference between technology innovation investment and realized value.
We’ve cracked the code on closing this value gap by comparing “Leaders” who are building Future Systems with “Laggards” who are adopting technologies, but in a piecemeal fashion.
Future Systems are boundaryless, adaptable, and radically human. It’s not about point solutions. These systems are pervasive, strategically agile and capable of scaling innovations repeatedly.
The stakes are high: Leaders are seeing more than 2X the revenue growth as Laggards.
While collaborating with clients to construct their Future Systems, we’ve built our own, with a bold and brash transformation. Here our CIO, Andrew Wilson, gives a personal tour of three exemplary solutions.
This business performance management platform makes data widely available across client teams and portfolio leadership, with a growing suite of diagnostics which are increasingly powered by AI.
Client Business Projection integrates across Manage myBusiness, Manage mySales and Manage myEngagements to drive better predictive forecasting.
An example of Radically Human is our Anomaly Detection solution, where we’ve augmented our teams with AI to better and more accurately find anomalies or fraud in myTimeandExpenses.
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READ MORE ABOUT FUTURE SYSTEMSA machine learning model that scores and predicts the probability of winning sales opportunities within Salesforce.
Empowers Accenture’s procurement process with artificial intelligence to drive better accounting and more frictionless processing within Ariba BuyNow and S4 HANA.
Carnival Corporation connects high-touch technology and the human touch to create hyper-relevant experiences for thousands of guests at a time.
