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What percentage of the U.S. population is now a digital omnivore (own laptop, smartphone, and tablet)? Explore how consumers are evolving within the changing landscape of device ownership and utilization, subscription services, advertising platforms, mobile implications and social networking adoption.

With unpredictability resulting from the economic downturn’s effect on a global supply chain combined with geopolitical issues, it has become quite clear that monitoring the health of your supplier’s health is an important initiative. Learn more in this report about strategies for manufacturers to prepare for and react to events.

The report takes a look at the numerous and evolving problems associated with supply chain risk, identifies those risks with the greatest impact, and proposes key attributes critical to achieving supply chain resilience.

What is the current state of the manufacturing industry’s workforce, and why do women matter? Learn about leading strategies for recruiting, retaining, and advancing women in this report written in conjunction with the Manufacturing Institute.

The pursuit of vehicle safety is a key driver in the emergence of a new stage of intelligent transportation systems.

What are the top drivers that make companies or countries competitive? Find out in this 2013 report written in collaboration with the Council on Competitiveness.

Produced by Deloitte Corporate Finance, this update summarizes the most recent transactions within this industry along with information on the most active buyers, current transaction valuation multiples, and an overview of the public market’s perception of the industry.

Government regulations, environmental concerns, and consumer pressures are prompting automakers to focus on material advances. Learn more about advanced materials systems and its implications for the automotive industry.

The average commuter spends hours stuck in traffic every year, creating considerable personal and societal costs. Find out in this DU Press report how technological change and innovation, coupled with new transportation capacity, can help reduce global gridlock.

This paper sheds light on how much organization may be spending on packaging annually, potential solutions to the challenges experienced and identifies significant economic savings that could be achieved by approaching the current packaging process in a new way.