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Accenture Technology Vision 2015

31-Mar-15 12:00

Accenture Technology Vision 2015

The Accenture Technology Vision 2015 – Digital Business Era: Stretch Your Boundaries looks at how digital businesses are moving beyond their traditional models. It focuses on how these businesses, in aggregate, are creating a hyperconnected world where companies, consumers and even everyday objects have instant capabilities to act and interact with each other digitally across the globe. On the show today, Nick Taylor, the Managing Director APAC Emerging Technology Lead for Accenture will discuss some key trends that Technology Vision 2015 mapped out.


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