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That brings us to the final chapter of the How We Get It Done section, 00:00:07.138 --> 00:00:08.942 which is emerging tech near and dear to my heart. 00:00:09.309 --> 00:00:10.276 We all feel it. 00:00:10.276 --> 00:00:13.013 The future is coming faster than ever, and convergence 00:00:13.013 --> 00:00:15.548 isn't just between industries like we've been talking a lot about, 00:00:15.548 --> 00:00:19.352 it's happening across technology domains and even fields of science. 00:00:19.886 --> 00:00:21.887 So, every company is a technology company. 00:00:21.887 --> 00:00:24.824 Technology is the heart of every government mission, 00:00:25.225 --> 00:00:26.993 and we're all staring at this continuum. 00:00:26.993 --> 00:00:30.130 On one end is the hero's journey, this unprecedented opportunity 00:00:30.130 --> 00:00:33.133 for innovation and growth, which is the theme of the day, 00:00:33.166 --> 00:00:35.969 and the other end is this existential threat to disruption, 00:00:35.969 --> 00:00:38.972 and behind it is this question of how do we make sense of it all, 00:00:39.439 --> 00:00:42.142 and how do we confidently get to the so what, 00:00:42.142 --> 00:00:45.078 so we can get to the now what, which is what really matters? 00:00:45.078 --> 00:00:47.947 And when you're dealing with emerging tech, you have to move 00:00:47.947 --> 00:00:51.184 beyond the press releases and the market texture. 00:00:51.484 --> 00:00:53.253 You have to invest deeply. 00:00:53.253 --> 00:00:55.321 You have to think systemically. 00:00:55.321 --> 00:00:57.858 You can't let any individual tech be the hero of the story, 00:00:57.858 --> 00:01:00.160 even as powerful as AI is right now, 00:01:00.160 --> 00:01:03.496 and we have to move beyond proofs of concepts and perpetual pilots. 00:01:03.997 --> 00:01:06.866 And that's why, we're making deep investments 00:01:06.866 --> 00:01:09.869 that cut across industry and blurring traditional boundaries. 00:01:10.437 --> 00:01:13.873 So, in an increasingly converging world, the most promising futures 00:01:14.207 --> 00:01:18.511 emerge from this intersection done very intentionally of technology 00:01:18.745 --> 00:01:23.550 and industry, digital and physical and beyond just AI, computer science, 00:01:23.550 --> 00:01:27.220 computer engineering into adjacent sciences and hard technologies, 00:01:27.754 --> 00:01:28.989 because these are where 00:01:29.489 --> 00:01:31.991 most of the spend is going to come and most of the growth is going to come. 00:01:31.991 --> 00:01:33.993 This is the heart of industry futures. 00:01:33.993 --> 00:01:36.830 So, today we're going to highlight three areas where Deloitte is 00:01:36.830 --> 00:01:41.067 doing exactly that: physical robotics, quantum, and space. 00:01:41.601 --> 00:01:44.604 These aren't just research projects in eminence, 00:01:44.704 --> 00:01:48.440 we have real businesses we're building, real client impact we're delivering, 00:01:48.440 --> 00:01:52.378 and incredible industry growth we're making and shaping, 00:01:52.378 --> 00:01:54.714 but more than that, these represent something fundamental 00:01:54.714 --> 00:01:56.783 about how we approach innovation at Deloitte 00:01:56.783 --> 00:01:59.219 and I hope you've seen that all day today. 00:01:59.219 --> 00:02:02.222 We don't just study and admire emerging tech, 00:02:02.222 --> 00:02:03.923 we certainly don't do tech for tech's sake, 00:02:03.923 --> 00:02:07.260 we bring all of our expertise with them, we build with them, 00:02:07.260 --> 00:02:10.897 we bring that to market in ways that solve real problems for real clients 00:02:11.297 --> 00:02:13.666 because when you're operating at the edge of innovation, 00:02:13.666 --> 00:02:17.070 you can't just be observers, you have to be builders. 00:02:17.670 --> 00:02:19.139 So, we're going to speed date. 00:02:19.739 --> 00:02:23.209 Topic one, physical robotics, where hardware meets software. 00:02:23.610 --> 00:02:27.780 So, we're witnessing this fundamental shift, AI that can understand, 00:02:27.780 --> 00:02:31.585 that can simulate, that can integrate into the physical world, 00:02:31.585 --> 00:02:35.622 making real-time decisions and taking action in the environment surroundings, 00:02:35.955 --> 00:02:38.458 and at Deloitte, we've been at the forefront of this movement. 00:02:38.458 --> 00:02:41.561 We were the first to deploy quadruped robots to several facilities around 00:02:41.561 --> 00:02:45.798 the globe, delivering tools, spare parts, doing quality and safety inspections. 00:02:46.166 --> 00:02:50.470 And so, teasers before, I'm thrilled to announce that our first humanoid robot 00:02:50.904 --> 00:02:54.974 has officially arrived in Wichita at The Smart Factory. It's being deployed 00:02:54.974 --> 00:02:58.578 as I speak, and we're doing other work with one of the largest pharmaceutical 00:02:58.778 --> 00:03:02.415 companies in the Midwest testing a humanoid robot on their factory floor, 00:03:02.982 --> 00:03:06.886 and this breakthrough is both the training of these systems in virtual environments 00:03:07.053 --> 00:03:09.189 and building the corpus of data to do that confidently 00:03:09.189 --> 00:03:13.159 and then deploying them in the real world to get the results faster. 00:03:14.127 --> 00:03:15.261 These are some of the first 00:03:15.261 --> 00:03:19.199 commercial deployments of humanoid robots in the US outside 00:03:19.632 --> 00:03:22.268 experimental labs, which is pretty phenomenal. 00:03:22.268 --> 00:03:25.271 So, AI is there that unlocks different modalities. 00:03:25.605 --> 00:03:26.773 It's not just humanoid. 00:03:26.773 --> 00:03:28.942 So, I like this view of different form factors 00:03:28.942 --> 00:03:32.078 we've been working with. Kathleen covered drones earlier. 00:03:32.145 --> 00:03:35.081 Here's a great client story that also involves drones. 00:03:35.081 --> 00:03:38.851 Exelon was looking to deliver faster, safer, and more 00:03:38.851 --> 00:03:41.821 accurate grid assets inspections using drones and vision AI. 00:03:42.622 --> 00:03:45.592 Together, we developed and deployed an autonomous drone solution. 00:03:45.592 --> 00:03:48.661 These drones can recognize assets, detect defects, 00:03:48.661 --> 00:03:51.631 and make informed recommendations to field crews on repairs. 00:03:51.764 --> 00:03:54.767 We're talking about keeping energy and utilities up and running. 00:03:54.834 --> 00:03:57.837 They can prioritize and fix issues immediately from reports 00:03:57.870 --> 00:04:00.873 that otherwise would have taken weeks to compile. 00:04:01.274 --> 00:04:04.143 It's pretty amazing stuff, and more is coming. 00:04:04.143 --> 00:04:07.213 The global robotics market is huge. It's expected to be 00:04:07.713 --> 00:04:13.086 392 billion by 2033. These systems not just automate tasks, 00:04:13.086 --> 00:04:15.855 they collaborate, they adapt, and they operate 00:04:15.855 --> 00:04:19.759 in the unpredictable environment that is the real world, 00:04:20.460 --> 00:04:24.397 and we're moving from a world where robots have to be preprogrammed pretty rigidly, 00:04:24.697 --> 00:04:29.269 to one where they can actually perceive and reason and act autonomously, 00:04:29.502 --> 00:04:31.771 and that's what's so exciting about this moment 00:04:31.771 --> 00:04:34.907 because when you combine advanced AI with robotic systems, you get machines 00:04:34.907 --> 00:04:38.177 that can understand natural language, adapt to new situations, 00:04:38.411 --> 00:04:40.813 and make intelligent decisions in real time, 00:04:40.813 --> 00:04:43.182 and the applications span every industry: 00:04:43.182 --> 00:04:47.387 construction, robots building faster and safer; surgical robots, 00:04:47.387 --> 00:04:51.658 with superhuman precision, revolutionizing our health care system; 00:04:51.758 --> 00:04:54.560 warehouse systems that orchestrate logistics autonomously; 00:04:54.560 --> 00:04:58.464 security robots that can provide 24/7 protection with night vision 00:04:58.731 --> 00:05:01.967 and infrared, but the real transformation is 00:05:01.967 --> 00:05:04.771 how these technologies augment human capabilities. 00:05:05.038 --> 00:05:07.073 I love this hook into what Kelly covered earlier 00:05:07.073 --> 00:05:09.976 because the future of our workforce is going to look fundamentally different. 00:05:09.976 --> 00:05:13.713 It's physical AI skills. We're creating it, we're deploying it, 00:05:13.713 --> 00:05:16.382 we're proving it's value today, and we're helping define 00:05:16.382 --> 00:05:19.852 what it looks like to think about the human and machine 00:05:20.219 --> 00:05:23.189 and how we have culture and community that grow together. 00:05:23.489 --> 00:05:27.093 So, if you want to see what tomorrow looks like because with physical AI, 00:05:27.160 --> 00:05:30.096 you can't just admire and imagine the future, you have to see it in action, 00:05:30.096 --> 00:05:33.433 come down to The Smart Factory @ Wichita and you can see it in place. 00:05:33.433 --> 00:05:36.669 Okay, thing one. Thing two is quantum. 00:05:36.669 --> 00:05:39.672 This is one of the most transformative technology frontiers 00:05:40.006 --> 00:05:43.509 in the world, and it's reshaping how we can solve 00:05:43.976 --> 00:05:46.779 not just our client's, but the world's most complex problems, 00:05:46.779 --> 00:05:48.715 and we're seeing real breakthroughs 00:05:48.715 --> 00:05:51.584 and the timeline for quantum advantage is accelerating. 00:05:51.584 --> 00:05:54.654 So, quantum represents this giant leap from today's classic computing. 00:05:54.987 --> 00:05:57.023 Here's one example, Google's Willow chip. 00:05:57.023 --> 00:06:01.394 It can perform a computation in under five minutes that today's fastest 00:06:01.394 --> 00:06:05.064 supercomputers would take approximately 10 septillion years, 00:06:05.431 --> 00:06:08.568 and anyone counting, it's 25 zeros. 00:06:09.001 --> 00:06:11.571 That's older than the age of the universe, 00:06:11.571 --> 00:06:13.539 which is pretty amazing. 00:06:13.539 --> 00:06:16.376 but it's not going to replace our traditional cloud 00:06:16.376 --> 00:06:17.944 workloads and AI chipsets. 00:06:17.944 --> 00:06:21.781 It's a complimentary new capability that makes previously unsolvable problems 00:06:22.014 --> 00:06:25.549 become solvable and it's the shift. Everything in computer science, 00:06:25.549 --> 00:06:28.755 we've harnessed math. Suddenly, we can harness physics 00:06:28.755 --> 00:06:32.191 to tackle brand new problems we couldn't imagine before. 00:06:32.725 --> 00:06:36.863 I'm an aspiring golfer. It's adding a new club to our bag. 00:06:36.863 --> 00:06:39.465 It doesn't make our existing equipment obsolete, 00:06:39.465 --> 00:06:41.534 which is what makes this really, really exciting. 00:06:41.534 --> 00:06:44.537 Five years ago, Deloitte, we didn't just study quantum, 00:06:44.537 --> 00:06:46.439 we built a business around it. 00:06:46.439 --> 00:06:48.274 While others waited, we recognized this is going to be 00:06:48.274 --> 00:06:50.877 a defining technology of the 2020s and beyond. 00:06:51.077 --> 00:06:55.681 We're working with global Fortune 50 companies and the major tech players. 00:06:55.681 --> 00:06:58.251 They've been investing and we've been there right with them 00:06:58.251 --> 00:07:01.487 helping develop quantum road maps, realizing targeted pilots, 00:07:01.754 --> 00:07:05.024 accelerating capabilities and optimization, machine learning, and simulation. 00:07:05.291 --> 00:07:08.561 There's a lot of quantum-inspired progress we're making today as we get ready 00:07:08.795 --> 00:07:11.731 for more and more to come. So, let's give some concrete examples. 00:07:11.731 --> 00:07:15.368 For an insurance company, we developed a strategic quantum road map, 00:07:15.701 --> 00:07:19.439 positioning them to capture all of the potential use cases 00:07:19.439 --> 00:07:23.443 and more importantly, get ready for what they need skill set wise, platform wise 00:07:23.843 --> 00:07:27.647 in the world to come; for a multinational financial institution, 00:07:27.647 --> 00:07:30.650 we combined quantum algorithms with advanced optimization, 00:07:31.017 --> 00:07:35.288 reconciling twice as many transactions while cutting processing time by 50%; 00:07:36.456 --> 00:07:38.758 and for a defense agency, we implemented quantum machine 00:07:38.758 --> 00:07:40.893 learning to predict supplier risk, 00:07:40.893 --> 00:07:43.896 safeguarding critical supply chains, strengthening mission readiness, 00:07:44.263 --> 00:07:46.232 and this is the one that makes me the most proud. 00:07:46.232 --> 00:07:51.571 In the fall this year, our quantum team won NASA's Beyond the Algorithm Challenge, 00:07:51.971 --> 00:07:53.839 delivering faster, more accurate predictions for 00:07:53.839 --> 00:07:56.809 disaster response and planetary exploration. 00:07:56.809 --> 00:08:00.780 How about that? Deloitte wins the NASA Quantum Challenge. 00:08:01.347 --> 00:08:04.183 Yeah, so through these efforts, we've learned 00:08:04.183 --> 00:08:06.319 quantum is a technology you can't tackle alone. 00:08:06.319 --> 00:08:09.822 We built a huge network, quantum partnerships from hardware manufacturers; 00:08:09.822 --> 00:08:13.860 the leading software players; academic institutions; our technical research; 00:08:14.193 --> 00:08:18.664 our depth of execution; and frankly, our posturing at beyond the hyperbole 00:08:18.865 --> 00:08:21.567 has made us one of the leading players in quantum and 00:08:21.567 --> 00:08:24.871 is exemplified through our formal alliance with QuEra Computing, 00:08:25.004 --> 00:08:26.972 one of the leaders in neural atom 00:08:26.972 --> 00:08:30.142 quantum computers that just got announced a few weeks ago. 00:08:30.743 --> 00:08:34.113 So, together, we're enabling clients prototype-to-production pathways 00:08:34.380 --> 00:08:37.350 through architecture systems integration, strategy, talent development, 00:08:37.550 --> 00:08:40.553 and it's really important because there's one other dimension 00:08:40.553 --> 00:08:44.190 that makes quantum such a timely topic for our clients, 00:08:44.557 --> 00:08:46.592 and it's the underpinnings of encryption. 00:08:46.592 --> 00:08:49.829 Everything about cyber today is one of those problems that quantum 00:08:50.062 --> 00:08:52.332 is uniquely qualified to solve. 00:08:52.832 --> 00:08:56.135 So, you see the range that might seem wide, but think about this is everything, 00:08:56.135 --> 00:08:59.003 all of our customer information, all of our private transactional data, 00:08:59.003 --> 00:09:01.374 all of our government secrets potentially at risk 00:09:01.674 --> 00:09:05.044 once a quantum computer can break today's encryption schemes, 00:09:05.912 --> 00:09:08.881 but the good news is we've been working hard, 00:09:08.981 --> 00:09:12.518 because these estimates are conservative and we know that the advances 00:09:12.518 --> 00:09:14.620 in the technology are only going to make them advance, 00:09:14.620 --> 00:09:16.289 but we've been collaborating globally 00:09:16.289 --> 00:09:18.824 with leading institutions like the World Economic Forum. 00:09:18.824 --> 00:09:21.460 We're helping them shape the quantum security frameworks 00:09:21.460 --> 00:09:24.430 for the financial sector and informing the global regulatory 00:09:24.430 --> 00:09:27.433 approaches of how to respond to this moment. 00:09:27.867 --> 00:09:30.536 2025 is being called one of the last chances for us 00:09:30.536 --> 00:09:33.539 to migrate to this post-quantum cryptography. 00:09:33.639 --> 00:09:35.608 The UN calls it the year of quantum. 00:09:35.608 --> 00:09:39.876 We like to call it a Y2Q because the race is on. 00:09:40.376 --> 00:09:42.248 Quantum computing is going to grow 00:09:42.248 --> 00:09:45.785 from hundreds of millions today to potentially 50 billion by 2030, 00:09:46.085 --> 00:09:49.088 but the real thing, again, back to Deloitte, why do we care? 00:09:49.088 --> 00:09:52.592 Because what it unlocks. It's going to give us a way to develop new materials 00:09:52.592 --> 00:09:55.595 for batteries that revolutionize energy storage; drug discovery, 00:09:55.595 --> 00:09:58.662 they can identify treatments for rare diseases in months 00:09:58.662 --> 00:10:01.033 instead of decades; cities that could test 00:10:01.033 --> 00:10:04.337 thousands of layout designs in seconds to optimize traffic 00:10:04.337 --> 00:10:07.807 and green space and the quality of life; and supply chain optimization 00:10:07.807 --> 00:10:11.510 that can reduce global carbon emissions period. 00:10:11.510 --> 00:10:15.548 So, more than that, we're only beginning to dream up what it could mean next. 00:10:15.748 --> 00:10:17.383 Those are just the obvious ones today. 00:10:17.383 --> 00:10:20.252 This is the future, this is what we're building today, 00:10:20.252 --> 00:10:24.390 not in theoretical labs, but real engagements with real clients 00:10:24.690 --> 00:10:28.461 solving real problems because the quantum revolution isn't coming, 00:10:29.195 --> 00:10:35.968 it's here. Okay, think three, and maybe this is one you didn't see coming, 00:10:35.968 --> 00:10:38.971 but we teased it in the opening video is space. 00:10:39.338 --> 00:10:43.342 So, space isn't just the final frontier, it's the next business frontier. 00:10:43.843 --> 00:10:46.246 It has more to do with your business than you might think. 00:10:46.846 --> 00:10:49.849 We're living in this moment where the space economy is exploding 00:10:49.982 --> 00:10:55.121 from 630 billion today to 1.8 trillion projected by 2035. 00:10:55.688 --> 00:10:58.190 At the same time, we're seeing launch costs drop 00:10:58.190 --> 00:11:01.193 nearly 98% in the last few decades. 00:11:01.360 --> 00:11:01.994 What does it mean? 00:11:01.994 --> 00:11:05.031 It means space is more accessible than ever. 00:11:05.698 --> 00:11:08.234 It's the invisible infrastructure that powers everything, 00:11:08.234 --> 00:11:09.636 from the directions on your morning 00:11:10.036 --> 00:11:13.139 commute to the global supply chains that put food on your table. 00:11:13.739 --> 00:11:16.509 By 2032, space-based systems are going to generate 00:11:16.509 --> 00:11:20.680 230 petabytes of data daily. That's the tech foundation 00:11:20.680 --> 00:11:24.150 that's going to reshape industries from health care to financial services. 00:11:24.950 --> 00:11:27.653 And I'm particularly proud of what we're going to share next. 00:11:27.653 --> 00:11:30.222 This was the teaser in the opening video. 00:11:30.222 --> 00:11:33.225 Orbiting Earth right now is Deloitte One. 00:11:33.659 --> 00:11:36.796 We have a satellite in orbit 00:11:37.396 --> 00:11:40.000 that's equipped with cybersecurity capabilities that can protect 00:11:40.000 --> 00:11:44.170 the space-based services that are critical to life on Earth. 00:11:44.937 --> 00:11:46.005 Think it out everyone. 00:11:46.005 --> 00:11:50.609 GPS systems alone, 1.4 trillion of economic impact annually. 00:11:51.043 --> 00:11:55.715 The cybersecurity of space's infrastructure isn't just important, it's essential. 00:11:56.248 --> 00:12:00.886 and our satellite is testing on-orbit and in-orbit intrusion detection systems 00:12:01.187 --> 00:12:04.356 and ways to secure the infrastructure that can keep our economy running. 00:12:05.324 --> 00:12:09.061 We're pioneering relationships with private space station providers; 00:12:09.261 --> 00:12:11.731 we're exploring how microgravity can revolutionize stem 00:12:11.731 --> 00:12:14.266 cell therapies and protein crystal manufacturing; 00:12:14.266 --> 00:12:17.369 and we're co-developing workshops to unlock enterprise applications 00:12:17.570 --> 00:12:21.041 for in-orbit research, drug discovery, stability testing, 00:12:21.041 --> 00:12:24.442 biofabrication because it turns out gravity is big 00:12:24.442 --> 00:12:27.179 on those things, and we're trying to get above it and beyond it. 00:12:27.613 --> 00:12:31.250 Imagine clinical trials in space or manufacturing pharmaceuticals 00:12:31.250 --> 00:12:34.053 impossible to create on Earth. 00:12:34.053 --> 00:12:38.657 So, from NASA to non-profits, agriculture, and financial services, we're working 00:12:38.657 --> 00:12:43.362 to bring the boundless potential of space to clients across industries, 00:12:43.662 --> 00:12:47.032 making a technology of the future, a technology of today 00:12:47.600 --> 00:12:50.603 because this isn't science fiction, it's business reality 00:12:51.003 --> 00:12:53.573 and companies are making real decisions right now about 00:12:53.573 --> 00:12:56.609 space-based capabilities because the economics make sense, 00:12:56.609 --> 00:12:58.444 the technology is practical, 00:12:58.444 --> 00:13:03.015 especially with reduced launch cost, miniaturized satellites, AI processing 00:13:03.015 --> 00:13:06.018 powering the data, opportunities that didn't exist just a couple years ago. 00:13:06.285 --> 00:13:09.288 We're positioning clients to take advantage right now, 00:13:09.488 --> 00:13:12.491 not when competitors have it figured out or get around to it. 00:13:12.658 --> 00:13:15.427 Space technology isn't about looking up, 00:13:15.427 --> 00:13:20.032 it's about solving problems on Earth in ways we could never do before, 00:13:20.332 --> 00:13:26.472 and Deloitte is leading the charge. Alright. Yeah. 00:13:32.472 --> 00:13:35.951 Well, I got to tell you this has been, like, 00:13:35.951 --> 00:13:38.951 the most exciting last two hours, as I think about 00:13:39.351 --> 00:13:42.988 all of the things that you just heard that we have launched, 00:13:43.322 --> 00:13:45.926 the actual outcomes, and the value that's being achieved 00:13:45.926 --> 00:13:48.861 from our clients today, and I want to reemphasize 00:13:48.861 --> 00:13:52.598 something that Bill said, you know, Amit, you mentioned this is all real. 00:13:52.898 --> 00:13:56.969 This is all ready. It's available real outcomes. 00:13:56.969 --> 00:14:00.239 You know, Kulleni talked about up to a billion in savings 00:14:00.506 --> 00:14:03.242 when it comes to a health care organization. 00:14:03.242 --> 00:14:06.345 You know, Brett talked about what this means in insurance space. 00:14:06.345 --> 00:14:08.513 We have an organization that's seeing 00:14:08.513 --> 00:14:11.183 a 40% reduction in the insurance claim call volumes. 00:14:12.184 --> 00:14:15.788 This is a really exciting moment, and I definitely want to take opportunity 00:14:15.788 --> 00:14:19.325 as well to say a huge thank you to our clients that have allowed us 00:14:19.325 --> 00:14:23.128 to partner with them on all of this and really put their trust in us. 00:14:23.662 --> 00:14:25.030 So, I'm excited about the future. 00:14:25.030 --> 00:14:28.767 Do you want to maybe, Amit, talk a minute about what's to come? 00:14:29.869 --> 00:14:32.502 Absolutely. So, first of all, I get goosebumps every time 00:14:32.502 --> 00:14:36.842 I see that satellite video. So, it's just so cool to to see it. 00:14:36.842 --> 00:14:42.579 So, as we've been talking and as Kelly said, 00:14:42.579 --> 00:14:47.453 everything that you saw today is real. We talked about Zora AI agents, 00:14:47.453 --> 00:14:49.889 we talked all the Converge industrial solutions. 00:14:49.889 --> 00:14:52.892 Everything is actually built using our Ascend platform, 00:14:53.392 --> 00:14:55.594 all enabled by our alliance partners 00:14:55.594 --> 00:14:58.764 and, most importantly, available and deployed in the market today. 00:14:59.098 --> 00:15:02.533 So, not some future ambition, Deloitte-led innovation 00:15:02.533 --> 00:15:05.070 is what is delivering value for our clients now. 00:15:05.771 --> 00:15:11.277 So, let's talk about this and bring it all together in three parts. 00:15:11.777 --> 00:15:15.182 So, first and foremost, the reason a lot of this is coming together is 00:15:15.182 --> 00:15:19.652 we have built an unmatched engineering foundation that makes this all possible, 00:15:19.919 --> 00:15:22.922 and as an engineer myself, engineering somewhere I'm wearing, 00:15:23.188 --> 00:15:28.694 it's really close to my heart. Ascend isn't a concept, 00:15:28.694 --> 00:15:32.298 it's a platform that our teams are using every day to deliver for our clients, 00:15:32.765 --> 00:15:36.133 and it's the same foundation every product you see today is built on, 00:15:36.133 --> 00:15:40.439 the same platform to deliver work to our clients and for products. 00:15:41.006 --> 00:15:44.276 Secondly, what we saw today, our solutions are enterprise grade, 00:15:44.643 --> 00:15:47.413 battle tested, and secured at scale. 00:15:47.413 --> 00:15:49.249 So, we're not just making promises that we can run 00:15:49.249 --> 00:15:51.818 your business on our platforms and our products. 00:15:52.418 --> 00:15:58.090 They are ready at that scale. Next point, we bring proof. 00:15:58.090 --> 00:16:01.260 Converge solutions are live in over 30 countries, 00:16:01.694 --> 00:16:05.230 and for those of you who've been in this business to go from one to two 00:16:05.230 --> 00:16:09.368 to three countries, the complexities to navigate are tremendous. 00:16:09.368 --> 00:16:13.205 To go to 30 and to manage those regulatory environments 00:16:13.205 --> 00:16:16.208 and implications around everything that has to come together, 00:16:16.375 --> 00:16:18.877 those are the muscles that we built, 00:16:18.877 --> 00:16:22.915 12 years of investment, over a billion, with a B, dollars 00:16:22.915 --> 00:16:25.918 deployed, real clients, real results. 00:16:27.052 --> 00:16:29.288 Zora, Ranjit talked about that, 00:16:29.288 --> 00:16:31.657 it's already transforming how work gets done. 00:16:31.657 --> 00:16:33.092 It's happening inside our four walls 00:16:33.092 --> 00:16:36.095 with our finance team and also with clients like HPE. 00:16:37.463 --> 00:16:40.466 Lastly, and this is a really, really important topic right now, 00:16:40.799 --> 00:16:43.902 we believe we actually have cracked the business model problem. 00:16:44.670 --> 00:16:48.507 The reality is you're not looking to buy hours 00:16:48.507 --> 00:16:52.244 or other measures or proxies for value. 00:16:52.711 --> 00:16:55.681 What you're looking for is buy outcomes, 00:16:55.681 --> 00:16:58.384 predictable results, not variable rates. 00:16:58.384 --> 00:17:01.620 So, we have built our platforms and products to deliver 00:17:01.620 --> 00:17:05.724 exactly that: consistency, scale, and outcomes that you can count on. 00:17:06.925 --> 00:17:11.031 So, amazing sessions today. Here's what comes next. 00:17:12.031 --> 00:17:15.700 Visit deloitte.com/forward, explore these solutions, 00:17:15.700 --> 00:17:17.736 everything you're seeing today, watch the demos, 00:17:17.736 --> 00:17:20.541 see real examples of how our clients are achieving results. 00:17:20.541 --> 00:17:25.110 Over the next 90 days, join us at our Innovation Studios in New York, 00:17:25.110 --> 00:17:28.113 San Francisco, Chicago, Wichita, Hyderabad, Bangalore, 00:17:28.514 --> 00:17:31.083 hands-on workshops, real platforms. 00:17:31.083 --> 00:17:33.852 Bring us your challenges, we'll bring our solutions 00:17:33.852 --> 00:17:36.156 and let's go do something, let's go build something. 00:17:37.156 --> 00:17:40.059 The future isn't something that we're all waiting to go build, 00:17:40.059 --> 00:17:43.062 it's here now. Let's go build it together. 00:17:43.362 --> 00:17:45.664 Well, Amit, I got to say 00:17:45.664 --> 00:17:50.101 this is a very exciting and energizing first-ever Deloitte Forward 00:17:50.101 --> 00:17:52.905 where we showcased all of our innovations and technologies. 00:17:53.372 --> 00:17:57.042 And so with that, we want to thank everyone for joining us today 00:17:57.042 --> 00:18:00.345 and hope you enjoyed getting out there, undertaking and exploring 00:18:00.345 --> 00:18:02.081 all the innovations on our website. Alright. 00:18:02.081 --> 00:18:02.582 Absolutely. 00:18:02.582 --> 00:18:03.582 Well, thanks Amit. 00:18:03.582 --> 00:18:04.783 Thank you, Kelly. Thank you team. 00:18:04.783 --> 00:18:12.083 (end)