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Private company outlook: Productivity

Learn how leaders are approaching increased productivity

Efficiency. Speed. Competence. For the private company C-suite, productivity is top-of-mind more than ever before. This growing emphasis on performance begs organizations to ask questions like, how can we harness tools like AI to overcome certain productivity barriers? How does this impact our team of talent? And even further, what’s at stake if we fail to increase our productivity altogether? 

In Deloitte’s new Private Company Outlook, we take a closer look at 100 private company leaders’ approaches to increasing productivity in the next 12 months. Survey respondents represent the C-level, presidents, board members, and partners/owners, and all sit within private companies in the US with annual revenues of $100 million to $1 billion+. Their input reflects how productivity opportunities and challenges may impact their business priorities. See key findings below or download the full report to learn more.

Productivity takeaways

Among private companies, increasing productivity has risen to the top of the list of priorities, driving leaders to explore a broad range of resources and solutions to resolve inefficiencies and drive progress. Efforts to improve productivity range from investments in human talent, including hiring and reskilling, to leveraging emerging technology like AI. Private company leaders see the success of these efforts as paramount to ensuring business stability and growth in the next year and beyond.
– Wolfe Tone, vice chair, and U.S. Deloitte Private leader

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