Business Futures 2021: Signals of Change

As the world recovers from the pandemic, leaders face an unprecedented challenge: to identify what works today and what will be required to thrive tomorrow. Business Futures by Accenture highlights the Signals that are reshaping organisations globally. 

Key points include: 

Learning from the Future - Rather than focus on the past for insights, leading organisations use data analytics and artificial intelligence to make decisions and define strategies that anticipate the future. 

Sustainable Purpose - Responding to the call for businesses to serve stakeholders broadly, organisations are building sustainability into the fabric of their operations. 






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