Listed below are our current releases.
| Fastest Growing High-Tech Firms Identified by 2006 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA Ranking |
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04 December 2006 |
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Clear winner is wireless IT services provider MX Telecom Ltd of the UK, with average five-year revenue growth of 57,939 percent 29 Central European comapnies made it to the list of 500 fastest growing high-tech companies in the EMEA region (the three best positions belong to 14th Blue Media and 15th Travelplanet.pl from Poland, 30th Internet Mall from the Czech Republic) Average five-year revenue growth for all companies is 1,396 percent, double that of last year Survey of Fast 500 CEOs reveals that 87 percent of CEOs are either very...
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| Financial Markets Are Evolving, Says Deloitte's Latest Research |
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06 November 2006 |
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The market for financial services is undergoing a major transformation. After 2010, financial institutions will deploy different asset classes, work with different clients and generate revenue in different regions than today. New asset classes such as private equity and hedge funds are attracting a growing number of investors, shifting the center of gravity in the world's capital markets. The payments business – which is a major source of revenue and profit for many financial institutions – is being restructured, changing the fundamental economics of banking. Meanwhile, in many countries, the impending retirement of the baby boom... |
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| Blue Media Sp. Tops Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 |
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06 November 2006 |
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Blue Media Sp. z o.o. tops the list of the fastest growing companies in Central Europe as recognised by Deloitte. The Central European Technology Fast 50 is the only regional annual award programme that ranks technology companies located in Central Europe by revenue growth over five years. The first places in the Technology Fast 50 programme were won by firms from five countries: the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Latvia and Poland. Blue Media Sp. z o.o. from Poland, an integrator of innovative information technologies in economic sectors such as telecommunication, banking and finance, has won... |
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| Deloitte Worldwide Member Firms 2006 Review |
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16 October 2006 |
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William G. Parrett, Global CEO, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, in releasing the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Worldwide Member Firms 2006 Review, announced US$20 billion aggregate member firm revenues for fiscal year 2006, which represents a growth rate of 11.5 percent in local currencies. He also made it clear that more consolidation and change within professional services is likely as mid-sized firms strengthen their capability and capacity, so as to expand their base of globalizing clients. Mr. Parrett made his comments as he welcomed more than 500 new partners of Deloitte member firms in Buenos Aires. All... |
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| Global financial services executives identify challenges and opportunities impacting the industry in Deloitte study |
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05 May 2006 |
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As financial services firms look toward the future, they see an industry that is familiar, yet different from the one they currently know. According to Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu’s (DTT) “Global Industry Outlook: Shaping Your Strategy for a Changing World,” the industry will need to address a number of key transformative issues over the next three to five years, including globalization, service and technology innovation, regulation, risk management and aging populations. These marketplace trends are already having a huge impact on the financial services industry, and they will be key drivers in determining winners and losers through 2010 and... |
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| Top Trends in Tech, Media and Telecom Sectors for 2006 |
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15 February 2006 |
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Deloitte’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) industry group predicts that, in 2006, search will displace email as the most used digital application, girls will hit the video games, and subscription radio will soar. At the same time, mobile television will disappoint, 3G adoption will be slower than expected, and the digital divide will grow.“Search, girls' video games, subscription radio are the top trends for 2006. Mobile TV, 3G are likely to...
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| Deloitte Reports 12th Consecutive Year of Revenue Growth for Member Firms and Announces New Vision and Strategic Focus |
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01 February 2006 |
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Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT) today released its annual review, "Sustaining Growth: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Worldwide Member Firms 2005 Review," which reports aggregate member firm financial results for fiscal 2005 and also articulates a new strategic direction for DTT member firms. The new strategic direction is intended to elevate all of its member firms' businesses to be the standard of excellence, thus strengthening their market differentiation.
For fiscal 2005, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu member firms had aggregate... |
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| Search, girls’ video games, subscription radio top trends for 2006 |
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01 February 2006 |
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Deloitte’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) industry group predicts that, in 2006, search will displace email as the most used digital application, girls will hit the video games, and subscription radio will soar. At the same time, mobile television will disappoint, 3G adoption will be slower than expected, and the digital divide will grow.“While the technology, telecom and media/entertainment industries are certainly converging,” said John Winkler, Partner in charge for Consulting in the Adriatic region."We have identified the key trends in each sector that we expect for 2006. There will be some big winners and some big... |
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| European Cities and the Lisbon Agenda |
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25 November 2005 |
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The European Union has set itself a strategic goal for the current decade. To become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion. Cities can create jobs, attract enterprise and research institutes, modernise themselves, train the unemployed and elderly and encourage education, according to the eCitizenship for All 2005 survey, a joint initiative of EUROCITIES Knowledge Society Forum TeleCities and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu’s public sector group. The results of the third annual European benchmark survey were released at... |
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| Deloitte CEE Wins Best Brand Award |
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14 November 2005 |
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The CEE team of the global accounting and consulting firm Deloitte was the winner of the 2005 CEE Best Brand in Practice award. This is the first time that a CEE marketing team from an accountancy firm has won.
The CEE Best Brand in Practice award (now in its fifth year) is given by the Professional Marketing Forum (PM Forum) in Central & Eastern Europe (PM Forum CEE). Like last year, there were a total of three awards presented to short-listed firms.
The 1st Runner Up was the CEE team of the law firm Salans and the 2nd Runner Up was the CEE team... |
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