Disruption lies ahead
Rewriting the rules for the digital age
The world’s 100 largest luxury goods companies generated sales of US$212 billion in FY2015, as consumers in emerging markets continue to drive luxury market growth.
Automated, personalized travel on demand with self-driving, connected cars. Learn how this new reality is coming together and what it will mean for you and your industry.
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Inspiring leaders
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Sidewalk Labs CEO Daniel Doctoroff takes us inside his vision of ways that technology can improve urban life.
Analysis
The 2017 study looks at the top 100 global aerospace and defense (A&D) companies that have generated at least US$500 million in revenues in 2016.
Insights
Deloitte Global and its member firms are working with Social Progress Imperative (SPI) to promote the Social Progress Index, a measure which is redefining how the world measures success.
The Signals for Strategists series highlights emerging technology and business trends for senior strategy, operations, and technology executives. Each issue focuses on a single trend with significant implications for large companies in multiple industries. Our trend-sensing methodology involves assembling diverse signals, or pieces of evidence, that collectively tell a story of change and significant business impact. In times of rapid change, leaders need to keep an eye on the horizon. Signals for Strategists can help.
The second quarter of 2017 begins with considerable political risk. Elections in Europe, conflict in the Middle East, tensions on the Korean peninsula, and uncertainty about trade policy in the United States have led to financial market volatility. Yet growth has also improved in many countries.
Perspectives
The annual Global Powers of Luxury Goods report identifies the world’s largest luxury goods companies and analyzes them from multiple perspectives. It also looks at industry trends, M&A activity, and the conditions within the global economy.
Hate gridlock? Can’t find parking? Want cleaner alternatives? Seamless intermodal transportation may be coming soon to a city near you.
Self-driving cars and entertainment apps may get all the attention, but telecom companies will be integral to making the new mobility ecosystem function.
This quarter, with results in from 21 surveys, net optimism increased in 17 surveys, sometimes reaching new highs. Read the report to learn more.
US drivers would welcome automated features that increase safety, but they don’t want to pay for them. How can automakers approach this dilemma?
"I will try to keep the spoilers to a minimum, but you have quite a journey ahead of you." In his latest LinkedIn blog post, Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen provides life lessons to his younger self.
Deloitte’s 2017 Tech Trends is an analysis of the top trends positioned to have a significant impact for the CIO in the coming year and beyond.
How can leading mobility players combat consumer resistance to shared mobility and autonomous vehicles?
