Accenture’s Post

Accenture is helping position clients for success in an AI-driven future. Our chair and CEO, Julie Sweet, shared her thoughts on this and more with CNBC. Watch the interview: https://lnkd.in/gSZJYjFt #GenAI #WomenInTech #AI [Image Description: The image features a photo of Julie Sweet, Chair and CEO of Accenture. Julie is wearing a white collared shirt and light blue jacket. She is portrayed against a light pink background, with a white lower third that includes Julie’s name and title. Underneath the lower third on the right side is the CNBC logo. On the far right of the image is a quote from Julie: “Gen AI is the catalyst for our clients to build their digital core and then reinvent. The way you get value is … doing something entirely different.” The image of Julie and her quote is overlayed on top of a black background with a white Accenture logo in the lower left.]

GenAI at the very core of enterprise transformation. Where to start, with whom and how? Often the start is most difficult but once in motion, the short run and long run wins and investments and return are a profitable and sustainable business growth story. One that the street deems ++! #reinvention #digitalcore #enterpriseAI #startnow #strategic

As our clients continue to shape their plans and decisions for a world of AI. At Accenture we are perfectly placed to help our existing and new clients to succeed. Our CEO Julie Sweet breaks it down. #AI #GenerativeAI #AIEducation #AIForBuisiness

From hype to reality is the challenge faced by many companies when it comes to #GenAI and artificial intelligence, according to BCG’s survey of 1400+ executives.    Companies are unsure about what to do, with the main worrying factors being a lack of talent and skills, unclear roadmaps, and no overall strategy for responsible AI use. However, AI has become a top priority for many of the executives surveyed:   82% see AI and GenAI as being critical for staying competitive in the long term. Almost 9 out of 10 executives ranked AI and GenAI as a top-three tech priority for this year. 85% of executives are ready to spend more on AI and GenAI in 2024.    It’s critical for companies that are falling behind to re-evaluate their priorities and adapt their day-to-day business operations to realize the full benefits of AI.    Our full report tells you how: https://on.bcg.com/3TXUj8C

From hype to reality is the challenge faced by many companies when it comes to #GenAI and artificial intelligence, according to BCG’s survey of 1400+ executives.    Companies are unsure about what to do, with the main worrying factors being a lack of talent and skills, unclear roadmaps, and no overall strategy for responsible AI use. However, AI has become a top priority for many of the executives surveyed:   82% see AI and GenAI as being critical for staying competitive in the long term. Almost 9 out of 10 executives ranked AI and GenAI as a top-three tech priority for this year. 85% of executives are ready to spend more on AI and GenAI in 2024.    It’s critical for companies that are falling behind to re-evaluate their priorities and adapt their day-to-day business operations to realize the full benefits of AI.    Our full report tells you how: https://on.bcg.com/3TXUj8C