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Accenture Outlook These are tough times for the world’s prescription drug makers. After a spate of well-publicized product safety scares, public trust in the industry has plummeted and regulators are becoming more cautious about approving medicines. Physicians, too, are getting harder to please.
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By adopting a narrow therapeutic focus and responding to specific customer needs, two companies have achieved high performance in this otherwise beleaguered industry.

Accenture Outlook The communications industry is at the start of one of the largest investment cycles in its history. Given this unparalleled investment, the key question in the industry is this: Who is going to pay?
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Providers are poised to invest more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years in high-speed broadband networks.

Accenture Outlook As revolutionary moments go, the day in early October 1989, when a Fortune 500 company inked a deal to outsource the bulk of the its IT functions, undoubtedly ranks among the least noted. But in business history, it was a seminal event
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Over the past two decades, outsourcing has dramatically changed the way companies create and distribute value. From its origins as a hardware operations play, the practice has moved first to applications and software, and then to higher-level business processes and services.

Accenture Outlook In an age of bloggers and social networks, you no longer control the conversation about your company. So you must recalibrate the way you see your marketing, branding and corporate communications.
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You initiated and managed specific conversations about your company and your products. For example, you could buy a couple of 10-second spots during the Super Bowl. Or you could entice customers to participate in focus groups and fill out surveys. ...

Accenture Outlook Consumer demand for high-speed networks is strong, driven especially by mobile broadband connectivity. But effectively monetizing broadband deployment will be a challenge.
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Computing pioneer Alan Kay called it the "next great 500-year idea" after the printing press: the development of a ubiquitous, high-speed broadband network linking people, businesses, educational institutions, services, everyday objects and appliances, and much more. ...

Accenture Outlook The communications marketplace in China is more dynamic and challenging than ever.
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To realize a sufficient ROI in a new broadband communications infrastructure, service providers in China must create a next-generation OSS.

Accenture Outlook Businesses that examine and measure the time customers spend with them can gain an advantage that will continue when the economy recovers.
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And no more so than in today’s tough economic environment: Companies find themselves in a bind, unable to find new ways to meet the customer’s relentless demand for lower costs and higher value. Is there a way out?

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The high-performance businesses in this industry are diversified, innovative and entrepreneurial—and often found in the public sector. http://www.accenture.com/Global/Research _and_Insights/Outlook/By_Issue/Y2009/Mai lmavens.htm
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Costs are outpacing revenue growth for many organizations, while mail volume has failed to keep pace with what was until recently rising GDP. Postal services can no longer rely on their letter-carrying and bill-paying monopolies. ...

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The usual pattern during economic downturns is to slash budgets and focus available spending and resources on maintaining availability, security and application functionality. http://www.accenture.com/Global/Research _and_Insights/Outlook/By_Issue/Y2009/Tra nsformativeIT.htm
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In one world, more than a few chief information officers have been compelled to chop large percentages from their IT budgets this year. Some CIOs at telecommunications and high-technology companies, for example, have lost as much as 20 percent to 30 percent from their budgets. ...

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Global business reality has been fundamentally and permanently altered by economic and financial disruption. http://www.accenture.com/Global/Research _and_Insights/Outlook/By_Issue/Y2009/Aft ershock.htm
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Wall Street icon Lehman Brothers—the largest bankruptcy in history. Iceland, a developed world sovereign state—flirting with insolvency. Abu Dhabi’s International Petroleum Investment Company—snapping up stakes in troubled energy, chemicals and construction companies in Spain, Germany and Canada.

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