Services
Service Operations
Customers expect quality and value in return for their business, but meeting these expectations can be quite different for organizations that provide services rather than products.
Deloitte Service Operations practitioners work with service organizations across multiple industries and sectors to improve profitability and business productivity. We help you enhance core elements of your business model, applying analytics and “outside the box” thinking to improve service quality for your customers while creating value for your organization by simplifying processes, reducing operating costs, and aligning technology systems to operating models to achieve a competitive edge.
Building your digital DNA
To remain competitive in the digital era, organizations across all industries must assess and build the digital capabilities needed to grow and exploit new business channels. However, digital transformation is not easy, irrespective of where you are on your digital journey.
Payments disrupted
European banks face significant risks in the retail payments market, as emerging fintech players and regulatory reforms pose new challenges. In this report, we explore the main scenarios which are likely to emerge and the strategies banks could follow to respond to market changes.
Taming Complexity with Analytics
Unnecessary complexity and unintended variability in business processes are pervasive challenges in large organizations. Even with large-scale ERP projects and huge investments intended to automate and standardize business processes, the problem persists and is increasing in scope and consequence. While the existence of the problem is widely accepted, determining precisely how, where, when, and why the complexity and variability are occurring has been difficult if not impossible.
Global Powers of Retailing 2016
The 19th annual Global Powers of Retailing identifies the 250 largest retailers around the world based on publicly available data for fiscal 2014 (encompassing companies' fiscal years ended through June 2015), and analyzes their performance based on geographic region, product sector, e-commerce activity, and other factors. It also provides a look at the world's 50 biggest e-retailers.
