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Digital Capital Projects
A digital capital project is more than simply the use of technology in delivering a project. It represents a fundamental shift in how a project is designed, constructed, operated and decommissioned... More
Transfer Pricing | Energy and Resources | 5th edition
We are pleased to announce that International Tax Review, a leading industry publication and the principle source of information for tax specialists across the field, has published the fifth edition of the Transfer Pricing Guide for Energy & Resources sector in collaboration with Deloitte. The volume contains an article by experts from Deloitte CIS, Russia’s application of the Comparable Uncontrolled Price (CUP) Method... More
Renewables (em)power smart cities
Wind and solar energy best enable the goals of people-centered smart cities
As cities expand, so does their energy use. And as cities strive to become “smart,” renewable solar and wind power can play a crucial role in helping them achieve their goals... More
Psychological barriers to the elevated future of mobility
Are consumers ready to take to the skies?
This report reveals some steps that stakeholders can take to transform consumer perceptions and eventually make taking to the sky a part of commuters’ and travelers’ daily lives... More
The Industry 4.0 paradox: Overcoming disconnects on the path to digital transformation
Preparing for digital transformation? Deloitte’s latest survey reveals five key states of play
As organizations embark on a digital transformation journey, they should consider multiple questions to help narrow their choices: what to transform; where to invest; and which technologies can be a best-fit for their strategic needs. Industry 4.0 expands the digital transformation opportunities and drives more flexible, responsive, and interconnected enterprises capable of making further informed decisions.... More
Navigating the future of work
What images does “the future of work” conjure up for you? In his 1930 essay, Economic possibilities for our grandchildren, John Maynard Keynes foretold a future of “technological unemployment” and 15-hour workweeks. We’ve long since given up on early 20th-century utopian visions of a leisure society in which machines do almost everything for us. But there’s no question that what we actually do these days is changing fast, and will continue to change.
Global Human Capital Trends 2016: The Energy & Resources edition
The new organization: Different by design
This fourth annual survey of over 7000 human resource and business leaders globally, ranks the top 10 trends and companies readiness to respond to them. This report provides a summary of the human capital trends and priorities driving human resource decisions specifically in the Energy & Resources (E&R) industry...More
Financial statements. How do you do it?
Metals and Mining, Energy, Oil and Gas, Fertilisers
This year we are once again coming out with the results of the survey on the financial reporting process. This is the fourth consecutive year that we are conducting this survey. As usual, the purpose of the survey is to review the existing financial reporting practices in Russian companies. The data we have collected will help our readers to compare their financial reporting processes with the existing practices of their peers...More
Global Human Capital Trends 2015
Energy and Resources report
Today’s global organizations must navigate a “new world of work” that has turned traditional approaches and assumptions about talent management upside down. In this new world of work with hyper-connected employees, global transparency in the job market, changes in the demographics with millennials soon to be making up 50% of the workforce and cognitive technologies that are reengineering work, human resources organizations will have to reskill, be bold and innovative...More
Who goes there: friend or foe?
Gas, Russia and the Middle East
In the series Middle East POV: transcending boundaries, Ken McKellar, Middle East Energy & Resources Leader, contributes Who goes there: friend or foe? Gas, Russia and the Middle East pointing to the difficulties the two energy powers have in forging a strong partnership despite complementary aspects of their respective gas businesses. Russia and the Middle East both supply gas to Europe and to Asia...More
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