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Deloitte Belgium today released the 19th edition of its “Technology, Media & Telecommunications Predictions”. In 2020 and beyond, technologies will continue to offer transformation and growth opportunities to enterprises worldwide, fundamentally changing the way we live and work.

29% of Belgian consumers want their next vehicle to have a hybrid electric engine and 9% opts for an all battery-powered electric vehicle, according to the Deloitte Global Automotive Consumer Study 2020. Belgian consumers remain concerned about connected and autonomous vehicles.

Elysia came out on top in Deloitte’s 2019 Technology Fast 50, the list of the fifty fastest-growing technology companies in Belgium. In the past four years, Angleur-based Elysia has recorded an impressive 2857,57% growth in sales.

In the Rising Star Monitor, Deloitte and Vlerick Business School reveal that only 8% of young Belgian companies have Advisory Boards, and one in five have Boards of Directors

With smartphone ownership expected to plateau in the coming years, the focus is shifting towards the smartphone ecosystem. Vendors are increasingly motivated to drive sales of smartphone accessories and wearables.

50 fastest growing Belgian technology companies and 10 Rising Star finalists announced

Mortgage debt of Belgian households increased by half in the last 10 years

Atelier demitro2 will assist seven of these regions in drawing up their regional mobility plans.

Deloitte Belgium closes the financial year 2019 with a 11% revenue growth and more than 1100 new recruits.

According to Deloitte’s eighth annual Millenial Survey, only 38 percent of Belgian millennials say businesses in general have a positive impact on society, compared to 55 percent globally. They are also less optimistic than their global peers about the economic, social, and political situation.