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Five deep and profound shifts are reshaping the world we live in.
The upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic and its ripple effects have left business leaders asking — what’s on the other side? When industry disruption and constant change become normal, the key to continued success is a wide-ranging lens that captures insights for today and opportunities to get your business ready for what comes next.
Our approach is not just different, it changes the way forward for our clients. Using our market leading studies, data, solutions and expert analyses, we pinpoint the forces making an immediate impact on your business — and empower you to reinvent the future by examining global macrotrends, exploring sector-specific shifts, and discovering the latest technological tools to drive business transformation.
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PwC has made a worldwide science-based commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030. The commitment includes supporting our clients to reduce their emissions as well as reducing those from our own operations and suppliers.
The solutions to the world's most urgent challenges are within reach, but we only have a decade to make progress. Author Blair Sheppard, PwC’s Global Leader of Strategy and Leadership, illustrates how today’s global crises are broad and intertwined, but proposes that solutions pursued thoughtfully and energetically over the next ten years will result in a dawn instead of darkness.
What’s the price of privacy? Will crypto revolutionize the financial system? How can business prepare for the next disaster?
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Five deep and profound shifts are reshaping the world we live in.
What does the future of manufacturing look like? In PwC’s COO Pulse Survey, we reveal the plans and priorities of global manufacturing executives.
During the pandemic, consumers have become more sensitive to the environmental impacts of their shopping decisions, and consumer companies are responding.
As the COVID-19 pandemic began to sweep across the globe in early 2020, consumer goods companies and food retailers found themselves on the front lines, implementing safety and hygiene practices and rebalancing supply chains to ensure the flow of critical goods, all while discovering and deepening their commitment to...
Which emerging technologies will matter most to the future of your business? After analysing the business impact and commercial viability of 250 options, eight essential technologies rose to the top. See which ones will unlock the next wave of innovation, and yield new business solutions that are greater than the sum of their parts.
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As organisations seek to reinvent their futures, blockchain technology presents an opportunity to drive growth. Through practical, everyday uses, blockchain can deliver value by building trust and efficiencies across industries.
COVID-19 has accelerated the adoption of AI technology around the world. The crisis has presented companies with a unique opportunity to innovate, and to address some of the key challenges related to AI adoption and responsible usage.
PwC has strong alliances with a number of technology firms (including AWS, Guidewire, Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, Workday and others) to better serve your needs. Whatever your focus — more advanced technology, greater innovation, cloud transformation, or faster product and service speed to market — our expertise combined with our Alliance partners’ technology tools can help transform your business.
PwC's survey of asset managers and institutional investors reveals disruptive technologies are reshaping investor expectations and unlocking new markets.
Energy system advances can help companies create value and become more sustainable and resilient—by taking charge of their energy demand.
3 ways in which entrepreneurs are needed to solve the world's challenges now and in the future.
The cloud is not a tactic; it is a strategic tool. In this article, PwC experts outline seven mission-critical factors for changing your approach.
When the pace of change is swift, you need a team that can charge ahead — and lead. We are a global network of 284,000 professionals — spanning industries and functional expertise — ready to tailor strategy to your unique challenges and execute on tight timelines accelerated by uncertainty. From operational transformation to deal guidance to tax advice, we help you create comprehensive change at the speed you need to move your business into tomorrow.
Global Industries & Sectors Leader and National Managing Partner, Clients & Markets, PwC Canada
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