Only 10% of businesses are using the most advanced capabilities to deliver real business value to their supply chain network. Learn more about the 4 key steps: https://accntu.re/3VAOw8R #SupplyChain #FutureReady #FutureOfWork [Carousel Description: Frame 1: The background is black and there are several purple lines that swoosh down towards the bottom right corner. The larger text in this frame reads, "What are the 4 enablers for a future-ready supply chain?" At the bottom in smaller text, it says, "See how you can accelerate transformation in your organization." Frame 2: The purple swoosh continues onto the next frame, which has a black background with a vertical rectangle of white on the right side. There is a 1 at the top of the frame and the text reads, "Modernize and connect the IT landscape to integrate major supply chain processes." Below the copy, there is a photo of two men with hard hats, construction vests/jackets, and laptops; they are pointing at a building. Frame 3: The purple swoosh continues onto a frame with a white background. There is a 2 at the top and the text reads, "Implement an advanced data platform to turn data into meaningful insights." Below the copy is an image of trucks on a highway. Frame 4: The purple swoosh continues onto another frame with a white background. There is a 3 at the top and the text reads, "Localize the sourcing and production footprint to reduce disruptions and vulnerabilities." On the right side, there is an image of green and purple plants on black shelves. Frame 5: The next frame has a black background with a photo of a woman looking at a laptop at the bottom; the purple swoosh is on the right side. There is a number 4 at the top and the text says, "Move toward an agile organization with an end-to-end platform for operations." Frame 6: This frame has a black background and a purple swoosh at the bottom next to the Accenture "greater than" logo. The text reads: "Ready to see how modern capabilities can help future-proof your supply chain? Read the report to learn more."]
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Continuous reinvention has been essential at Best Buy. Hear from CEO Corie Barry as she shares Best Buy's reinvention story—and her commitment to growth and adaption—in a conversation with Julie Sweet, our Chair & CEO. https://accntu.re/3Dbyiwz [Video description: Video begins with Corie Barry, CEO of Best Buy sharing, “Customer shopping patterns have changed markedly.” The screen splits to show both Corie Barry and Julie Sweet, Accenture Chair & CEO, and then switches to footage of consumers shopping in different ways as Corie continues, “They’re much less brand loyal. They find that retail isn’t the inspiring experience it used to be. It feels a little more transactional. And heresy, they don’t need us to always be the expert. They need us to be empathetic. They need us to care. They need us to find the right solutions. And so what we are doing is re-engineering, whether that’s the in-store experience or whether that’s the digital experience around real personalized discovery. So for our whole team, when you know explicitly how you want a customer to feel, I do think you re-engineer completely how you think about going to market.” Julie Sweet shares, “It’s something that you’ve been so great at, you know, helping consumers, meeting with them where they are, being able to bring them different kinds of technology delivered in lots of different ways.” Against a white background, the word “REINVENTED” appears. The “V” turns on its side to become the Accenture “Greater Than” logo, which zooms out to reveal the full text: “REINVENTED WITH Accenture”],
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Does your business meet the criteria to be considered reinvention-ready? Only 16% of businesses do. With a foundation of intelligent operations and modernized data, these companies can reach 2.5x higher revenue growth. Find out how: https://accntu.re/3ZHpwiL [Image Description: Frame 1: Overlayed on a futuristic cityscape with glowing blue lights, text reads: “What does it take for an organization to be reinvention ready?” Below this, a banner says, "Four Key Components" with a purple background and arrows pointing to the right. Frame 2: The title “One: Automation” appears over a neon blue circuit board background. Below, text reads: “End-to-end platform integration that supports hyper-automation across most processes.” Below this, arrows on a purple banner point to the right. Frame 3: The title “Two: Data & Analytics" is set against a blue futuristic dashboard background. Below, text reads: “Fully modernized data foundation and decentralized data ownership.” Below this, arrows on a purple banner point to the right. Frame 4: The title “Three: Traditional AI” appears over neon blue circuit-like design. Below, text reads: “Application of traditional AI to augment tasks at scale.” Below this, arrows on a purple banner point to the right. Frame 5: The title “Four: Generative AI” is set against a blue glowing circular digital design. Below, text reads: “Rapid scaling of gen AI use cases.” Below this, arrows on a purple banner point to the right. Frame 6: On a blank purple background, text reads: “Are your operations reinvention ready?” Below, overlayed over a futuristic network of glowing nodes, a call-to-action reads: “Check out the full report to find out.” The Accenture Greater Than logo appears below.]
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November has been an exciting month! From attending the Build Stuff event in Lithuania 💻, to celebrating a costume party in Norway 👯, to the launch of the GenAI studio in Mexico 🚀, running through the dark in Luxembourg 🏃♀️, and engaging at the ServiceNow World Forum in the US 🌍, we’ve kept the momentum going! We also proudly received the Workplace Pride Global Benchmark 2024 Advocates Award in the Netherlands 🏳️🌈 and dedicated time to give back during Belgium Volunteer Week 🙌. Can’t wait to see what the final month of the year has in store! 🎉 Accenture Belgium Accenture Luxembourg Accenture the Netherlands Accenture México Accenture Baltics Accenture Nordics [Image Description: Image 1: Three Accenture employees smiling and taking a selfie with a purple Gen AI Studios banner in the background, looking up at the camera. Image 2: A big celebration around white tables, with everyone dressed in black-tie attire, hands up, smiling, and laughing. Food and drinks are on the tables in celebration, with purple and blue light-up curtains in the background. Image 3: An aerial view of several purple photo booth strips featuring Accenture employees posing with fun props like costumes, sunglasses, and hats. Image 4: Thirteen Accenture employees in black Accenture marathon running gear, posing for the camera before running through the night, with a concrete and brick window background. Image 5: Six Accenture employees posing for the camera with a four-legged yellow robot dog featuring the Accenture logo. Image 6: Two Accenture employees posing for the camera with their arms out, smiling at an Accenture donation stand featuring chocolate chip cookies, with the Accenture logo in the background against a green grass wall. Image 7: Five Accenture employees with event name tags around their necks, posing for the camera and pointing at it with big smiles on their faces, against a real or deepfake Accenture digital background. Image 8: An Accenture employee with a name badge at an event, talking to an interested attendee at the real or deepfake booth, with people and pink digital imagery in the background and within the booth. Image 9: An Accenture employee wearing a VR headset while driving in a virtual experience at an event with glowing purple lighting.]
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Meet Žaneta from Lithuania. When she’s not coding, she’s catching waves and making a splash on her wakeboard.🏄🏼♀️🔥 [ID: First image is of a woman wearing a red blazer with a black shirt under it. A caption reads: “Who you think you are emailing.” Then a video starts playing, showing the woman wakeboarding. A caption reads: “Who you are actually emailing.” Video ends with a purple background and Accenture logo appears.]
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Our inclusive culture and accessible workplace support persons with disabilities and enable all our people to innovate together. This International Day of Persons with Disabilities—and every day—we are committed to advancing disability inclusion. Learn more: https://accntu.re/3CJudzk [Video description: Video begins with a purple silhouette of a person against a black background. The purple silhouette multiplies into 5 silhouettes standing next to a single blue one. The copy reads “1 in 6 people worldwide has a disability. That’s more than a billion people.” We then see a blue circle over a purple circle with a stat inside. It reads “60 percent of people with disabilities feel excluded in the workplace.” The 60 percent stat dissolves into blue dots that represent 60 percent. The copy reads “Accenture is committed to making disability inclusion a top priority.” The next slide shows purple and white text on a black background. The copy reads “In 2024, we achieved a top score on the Disability Equality Index in all 8 participating countries: Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Japan, Philippines, United Kingdom, The United States.” The next frame shows a world globe with blue dots glowing around it. The copy reads “45 accessibility centers around the globe, 143,000 allies, and 29 countries with disability-focused networks…we’re committed to foster a culture that is free from bias, where all our people can belong and thrive.” The frame fades to black with a purple Accenture logo in the center of the frame.]
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Congratulations to Arundhati Chakraborty, Group Chief Executive at Accenture Operations, for being recognized by Business Today as one of India’s Most Powerful Women in Business. As we strive to help our clients reinvent for the future, Arundhati's strategic approach to leadership and unwavering commitment to success inspires us. #BTMPW #MostPowerfulWomen
Congratulations to Arundhati Chakraborty, Group Chief Executive, Accenture Operations on being recognized by Business Today as one of India’s Most Powerful Women (MPW) in business. Arundhati oversees a global team of over 220,000 people at Accenture Operations and leverages her extensive expertise in driving complex transformations to bring innovation to our clients. https://accntu.re/3Z7tCz3 #BTMPW #MostPowerfulWomen [Image description: Arundhati Chakraborty, Group Chief Executive, Accenture Operations, is shown on the left side of the image next to text that says "Business Today India’s Most Powerful Women in Business". A purple Accenture Greater Than sign is displayed in the top right corner.]
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We've teamed up with the National Football League (NFL) to leverage tech and data to elevate the game, on and off the field. [Video description: The video begins with a purplish-blue background and the words on-screen, “Accenture presents”. The screen then shows a purple “Greater Than” sign with the text, “Reinventing the play call for game-changing results”. The video switches to NFL game footage from a previous game this season between the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals. “Quarterback Jayden Daniels threw for over 250 yards and two scores against the Bengals thanks to receivers like Terry McLaurin. But for one of those touchdowns, instead of a receiver, he threw to one of his tackles, Trent Scott, a key play in the Commander's win.” The screen switches to a computer-generated scene of a football player in purple pointillism style throwing an NFL football to another player who catches the ball as the voice-over says, “Every day, Accenture helps businesses reinvent and is proud to be the official business and technology consulting partner of the NFL.” The video ends with the Accenture and NFL logos in the middle of the screen above the text, "Official Business and Technology Consulting Partner of the NFL”]
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More than 70% of consumers say they have already started their holiday shopping. Retailers, don’t fall behind. Check out our tips for improving sales, customer loyalty and operations: https://accntu.re/4g7sQZH
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In 2023, over 13,000 people received job training and help starting a business—and that’s just the beginning. We partnered with Gerando Falcões to make a difference in the lives that need it most: https://accntu.re/4fIN8c5 [ID: Frame 1: Across the top of the screen, the Accenture and Gerando Falcões logos sit together, signifying partnership. Against a black background punctuated by small white dots, purple pointillist dots materialize into a brightly lit favela. Text on screen explains: Together, we reinvented the fight against poverty. Frame 2: A white background wipes up and fills the screen, the top half of a map of Brazil slowly appearing from the bottom. The number 650,000 animates, ticking up to 740,000. Text continues: By partnering with Gerando Falcões to bring education and technology to 740,000 people in favelas across Brazil… Frame 3: Text against a white background continues: …using data to solve community problems like housing and income generation… Frame 4: Against a black background, a circular chart charts a reduction from 72% to 4%. Text concludes: …and reducing unemployment in one favela from 72% to just 4%.]
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