Thinking Fast

Read the article from 07/20/23

Execs are betting on AI to help accelerate efficiency and improve processes, but is that enough?

Read the article from 05/24/23

Tech execs may proceed with caution but should not lose sight of future goals.

Read the article from 04/24/23

As governments and companies bring semiconductor manufacturing closer to home, they should recognize that no country or region can do everything on its own.

Read the article from 04/12/23

A survey of US C-level executives reveals both progress and challenges for the industry’s carbon reporting ambitions

Read the article from 9/29/22

Young “power users” turn to ad-supported video, user-generated content, and gaming as their frustrations with SVOD persist

Read the article from 2/27/23

TMT companies are focused on four key areas in their quest for metaverse readiness.

Read the article from 9/15/22

Tech leaders grapple with three major data management barriers

Read the article from 3/22/23

Economic and geopolitical uncertainty may provide a needed pause for companies to focus on operational efficiency.

Read the article from 2/11/2021

Exploring key business trends and actions to build a new future

Read the article from 6/2/2022

Security, data, and regulation are seen as areas with the most disruptive potential.

Read the article from 5/10/2021

Everyone’s talking about SPACs, but tech companies are mostly still looking to traditional M&A for growth.

Read the article from 9/14/2021

For media companies pursuing mergers and acquisitions, execution and integration could be key to their success.

Read the article from 10/21/2020

How to get a positive return on investment (ROI) from AI initiatives? Implement key practices across data management, tracking results, and security, privacy, and ethics.

Read the article from 12/16/2020

How HP is strengthening its customer and partner relationships in a time of change

Read the article from 9/30/2020

Leaders are seeking artificial intelligence (AI) talent, even during an economic crunch. Companies at every level of AI sophistication see skill gaps—and are aiming to fill them.

Read the article from 11/07/2019

Compared with their counterparts in other industries, technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) companies are more likely to use cost management to support their growth mind-set. In fact, they’re counting on cost management to help achieve a much broader, two-pronged business objective: sales growth and technology implementation.

Read the article from 1/22/2020

In 2019, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 marked a milestone: For the 25th year, Deloitte recognized 500 North American companies at the cutting edge of the technology industry, combining innovation, entrepreneurship, and rapid growth.

Read the article from 1/15/2020

With rising demand for proprietary content, media businesses are rethinking their approach to M&A

Read the article from 8/07/2020

Companies are modernizing their data infrastructure as part of AI initiatives to gain competitive advantages. How can technology providers help businesses solve data management challenges?

Read the article from 4/17/2019

When developing a talent strategy for innovation, TMT companies may want to look beyond the hunt for technical superstars. Savvy innovators should also consider how to build up their workforce’s non-technical proficiency, especially in critical thinking skills.

Read the article from 10/10/2019

As companies gain experience with building artificial intelligence (AI) systems, skill needs shift from a focus on “AI researchers” to a desire for “business leaders” capable of interpreting AI results, making decisions, and taking appropriate actions.

Read the article from 9/25/2019

Millennials and Gen Z's love of travel is fueling new opportunities for TMT companies. How can TMT marketers leverage these behavior trends to drive growth?

Read the article from 10/23/2019

The technologies that are amplifying change are also the tools to manage it more effectively.

Read the article from 12/06/2018

Cross-segment M&A activity is blurring the lines for technology, media, and telecom companies. Through M&A, TMT companies are vying to sell a bigger share of the content we consume, the connectivity we need to get it, and the devices we buy to access it.

Read the article from 1/17/2019

Silicon Valley continues to dominate the venture investment activity of technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) companies in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). At the same time, as AI funding continues to rise, the corporate venture arms of TMT companies have started to look beyond Silicon Valley to invest in AI startups.

Read the article from 3/06/2019

The case of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity

Read the article from 3/13/2019

As technology quickly evolves, chief information officers (CIOs) are struggling to find the right information technology (IT) talent. Technical skills are critical, but non-technical skills are becoming increasingly important. These “soft skills” can help drive innovation and provide competitive differentiation.

Read the article from 11/28/2018

Deloitte’s “State of AI in the enterprise, 2nd edition” survey shows that early adopters of artificial intelligence (AI) remain enthusiastic about its potential. Compared with last year’s survey, AI early adopters ramped up their investments, launched more initiatives, and continued to achieve positive financial returns in 2018.

Read the article from 9/28/2018

Since the 2008–09 economic downturn, many US technology companies have used their strong cash positions to fuel innovation, business expansion, and financing and equity-market-related activities.

Read the article from 4/4/24

Audiences surveyed want the in-venue experience to have the same features they see while watching sports on streaming video.

Read the article from 2/27/24

Many brands seek closer relationships with diverse consumer groups. Stronger, more supportive collaborations with content creators may deliver strong results.

Read the article from 10/20/23

Sports fandom and engagement among women are driven by youth participation, Olympic sports, and social content. Leagues, teams, streamers, and broadcast providers could increase their female fan base and cultivate new fans by catering to their interests.

Read the article from 08/29/23

Three-quarters of listeners surveyed say they trust podcast hosts. M&E companies and advertisers should consider leaning in.

Read the article from 08/14/23

Tech industry execs face multiple workforce challenges as they work to fill critical gaps and address the needs of younger workers.

Read the article from 06/29/23

Generative AI tools have taken a leap forward, becoming partners in creativity and raising considerable challenges. It’s time for the entertainment industry to meet them.

Read the article from 05/16/23

With an ever-fragmenting audience, leagues and streamers explore new ways to engage fans and monetize content.

Read the article from 07/27/23

Gen Zs and Millennials are stitching together their digital and physical worlds, setting the stage for the next version of reality.

Read the article from 8/25/22

With rising demand for cross-platform gaming, business models are shifting to bring players together, elevate gaming experiences, and monetize them more effectively

Read the article from 7/14/2022

Gaming is a top entertainment activity for Gen Zs, who view it as a means for socializing and self-expression

Read the article from 6/23/2022

Private 5G networks can help companies create a solid foundation for transformation

Read the article from 7/21/2022

As options to consume sports multiply, leagues and media companies need to prioritize the fan experience

Read the article from 5/24/2022

Streaming services face significant uncertainty as many state and local governments try to catch up with new business models that may not conform to existing tax laws.

Read the article from 1/15/2020

With rising demand for proprietary content, media businesses are rethinking their approach to M&A

Read the article from 3/10/2021

Addressing the analysis talent shortage

Read the article from 5/12/2022

Supported by smartphones and social media feeds, most Gen Z teens engage with news daily.

Read the article from 4/11/2019

Game of 'who owns'

Read the article from 1/06/2022

Gaming and music companies have a chance to create more seamless integration between their products, large-than-life events and experiences for audiences, and easier ways to monetize it all.

Read the article from 11/21/2019

How can streaming advertising take advantage?

Read the article from 8/07/2019

Could 'smart speakers' provide the solution for tapping this potentially lucrative audience?

Read the article from 9/22/2021

The future of monetizing the video streaming industry is mirroring the freemium mobile gaming model: cheap/free access and easy-to-purchase experience upgrades.

Read the article from 8/19/2021

Consumers may be feeling overwhelmed by the number of devices and subscriptions they need to manage in the pandemic-induced virtual scenario, but companies that can help them manage these tasks better could gain an advantage.

Read the article from 11/04/2021

Making ads entertaining, relevant, and sensitive to different digital experiences can yield better value.

Read the article from 9/14/2021

For media companies pursuing mergers and acquisitions, execution and integration could be key to their success.

Read the article from 6/10/2021

What can companies do to allay concerns about “fake news”? Trust-building and preparing for the future may be key.

Read the article from 7/30/2021

Consumer wearable companies are smart to watch for compliance and privacy concerns.

Read the article from 10/09/2020

Men have more media subscriptions than women, and COVID-19 has widened the gap. Lower costs and bundled services could help close it.

Read the article from 7/15/2020

TV watchers are increasingly spending time with ad-supported streaming services—they like much of what they see, and the price is right.

Read the article from 7/31/2020

In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the motion picture industry at every level, shutting down content production and canceling theatrical premieres.

Read the article from 7/08/2020

For many people, COVID-19 lockdowns quickly increased the number of hours spent in front of screens—and inspired millions to try new digital activities.

Read the article from 6/10/2020

Before the pandemic canceled live shows, streaming was driving the music industry toward a new high. Can streaming platforms keep the industry afloat?

Read the article from 4/23/2020

Are homes ready for next-gen digital experiences?

Read the article from 12/18/2019

While most consumers rely on their smartphone to shop, only about one-third as many have used their device for in-store payments. How can companies encourage consumers to try mobile payments?

Read the article from 11/15/2019

How five “C’s”–casual fans, cost, comfort, content, connection–get addressed will likely determine if watching live sports in virtual reality remains a sideshow or becomes mainstream.

Read the article from 7/17/2019

Trends show Gen X’s digital media behaviors mirror those of Gen Z and millennials

Read the article from 8/14/2019

Streaming platforms changed the way people watch video content. Consumers appreciate their new level of autonomy when choosing how, when, and where they view digital video content. However, as the marketplace becomes more competitive and the number of streaming options grows, the customer experience has sometimes suffered. And few things annoy consumers more than cancelled TV shows from streaming services.

Read the article from 6/12/2019

Technology, Media, and Telecom (TMT) executives are using data-driven insights more than their counterparts in most other industries. But should they put a higher priority on harnessing data to drive innovation?

Read the article from 2/20/2019

Streaming platforms have disrupted the entertainment ecosystem. However, a record haul of Oscar® nominations suggests that Hollywood success remains pivotal to their growth.

Read the article from 3/18/2019

Media and entertainment (M&E) companies are under constant pressure to attract paying audiences. Loosened restrictions on sports gambling across the United States, however, could provide welcome relief for some M&E companies—and drive overall growth for the sector.

Read the article from 2/28/2019

TV broadcasters are trying to fit eSports into their programming. However, to do so successfully, they may need to collaborate more with video game publishers, differentiate themselves from social streaming platforms, and lead with the same authenticity and passion they have brought to American football.

Read the article from 10/18/2018

Mobile devices like tablets and smartphones are changing the way many people view TV content. The proportion of TV viewing time on smaller screens (smartphones/tablets) has grown significantly over the last few years, particularly among “MilleXZials” (a demographic group that combines millennials, Gen X, and Gen Z, covering ages 14–51).

Read the article from 12/06/2018

Cross-segment M&A activity is blurring the lines for technology, media, and telecom companies. Through M&A, TMT companies are vying to sell a bigger share of the content we consume, the connectivity we need to get it, and the devices we buy to access it.

Read the article from 10/10/2018

Despite the efforts of several cinematic superheroes, movie theater attendance is on a precipitous slide. As a result, movie theaters are exploring new offerings to reverse the trend.

Read the article from 11/08/23

Women are more wary than men about how their personal data is used and protected—particularly sensitive health data—and that may prevent them from maximizing future tech benefits.

Read the article from 1/23/23

Device and app makers could have an opportunity to differentiate by helping consumers shore up data privacy and security.

Read the article from 12/20/22

Looking back to look forward, we highlight some of the important topics you may have missed this year.

Read the article from 9/29/22

Young “power users” turn to ad-supported video, user-generated content, and gaming as their frustrations with SVOD persist

Read the article from 5/12/2022

Supported by smartphones and social media feeds, most Gen Z teens engage with news daily.

Read the article from 7/14/2022

Gaming is a top entertainment activity for Gen Zs, who view it as a means for socializing and self-expression

Read the article from 8/11/2022

Deloitte’s Connectivity and Mobile Trends Survey reveals satisfaction and confusion around 5G devices

Read the article from 6/23/2022

Private 5G networks can help companies create a solid foundation for transformation

Read the article from 10/31/2018

Around one-fifth of US consumers are willing to pay for PVoD

Read the article from 4/11/2019

Game of 'who owns'

Read the article from 11/21/2019

How can streaming advertising take advantage?

Read the article from 8/07/2019

Could 'smart speakers' provide the solution for tapping this potentially lucrative audience?

Read the article from 1/06/2022

Gaming and music companies have a chance to create more seamless integration between their products, large-than-life events and experiences for audiences, and easier ways to monetize it all.

Read the article from 3/10/2022

Critical issues for TMT companies looking to build a new future.

Read the article from 3/31/2022

They’re eco-friendly, COVID-safe, and often faster than mass transit. That’s why sales of electric bicycles in North America and Europe have nearly doubled since 2018.

Read the article from 2/17/2022

With consumers mostly working and learning from home, sales growth of computers and TVs have overtaken that of smartphones—and they are predicted to grow equally going forward.

Read the article from 8/19/2021

Consumers may be feeling overwhelmed by the number of devices and subscriptions they need to manage in the pandemic-induced virtual scenario, but companies that can help them manage these tasks better could gain an advantage.

Read the article from 10/21/2021

Without enticing new applications, high consumer satisfaction with current mobile providers, plans and phones creates little urgency to upgrade to 5G.

Read the article from 11/04/2021

Making ads entertaining, relevant, and sensitive to different digital experiences can yield better value.

Read the article from 7/31/2020

In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the motion picture industry at every level, shutting down content production and canceling theatrical premieres.

Read the article from 7/07/2021

Mobile-enabled internet access is increasingly perceived to be just as good as wired home internet, and 5G promises to make it even better. Deloitte research examines consumer wireless trends.

Read the article from 7/30/2021

Consumer wearable companies are smart to watch for compliance and privacy concerns.

Read the article from 9/22/2021

The future of monetizing the video streaming industry is mirroring the freemium mobile gaming model: cheap/free access and easy-to-purchase experience upgrades.

Read the article from 12/18/2019

While most consumers rely on their smartphone to shop, only about one-third as many have used their device for in-store payments. How can companies encourage consumers to try mobile payments?

Read the article from 6/24/2020

To recover from the COVID-19 shock, tech companies need to appeal to older consumers—those who have money to spend but choose not to spend it on tech.

Read the article from 1/31/2019

As fragmenting TV audiences reduce opportunities to find key demos, advertisers happy to keep spending more to get into the big game.

Read the article from 6/24/2021

Companies have an opportunity to build trust with consumers by providing options and autonomy around data.

Read the article from 7/17/2019

Trends show Gen X’s digital media behaviors mirror those of Gen Z and millennials

Read the article from 2/05/2020

Our examination of consumer device preferences over the past decade uncovered some interesting trends. While the popularity of certain technology gadgets rose, the perceived value of other devices fell, with some devices completely fading into obscurity.

Read the article from 4/09/2020

Percentage of respondents among 5G-familiar consumers who said that 5G will change the way they use technology on their mobile devices.

Read the article from 9/25/2019

Millennials and Gen Z's love of travel is fueling new opportunities for TMT companies. How can TMT marketers leverage these behavior trends to drive growth?

Read the article from 6/05/2019

A large chunk of consumers rely on high-speed internet for video consumption.

Read the article from 2/7/19

US consumers are holding onto their smartphones longer due to a convergence of several factors. Several big innovations might spur upgrades, but their impact could take time.

Read the article from 4/03/2019

Improved connectivity has provided significant benefits to everyday life, such as consumer mobility and instantaneous communication. But it has also fueled concerns over security, storage, and ownership of personal data.

Read the article from 12/19/2018

Wearable devices have generated a devoted user base, but they still lag more mature device categories in overall sales. However, improving product functionality and network connectivity could support the broader market appeal.

Read the article from 12/14/2018

Tablets burst on the scene at the start of the decade, characterized as media consumption’s answer to the Swiss army knife, conducive to both leisure and work. But now, the future of tablets is likely to be determined by how well product makers reengage consumers, especially the most tech-savvy segments.

Read the article from 10/18/2018

Mobile devices like tablets and smartphones are changing the way many people view TV content. The proportion of TV viewing time on smaller screens (smartphones/tablets) has grown significantly over the last few years, particularly among “MilleXZials” (a demographic group that combines millennials, Gen X, and Gen Z, covering ages 14–51).

Read the article from 11/14/2018

Voice assistants emerged as one of the biggest trends at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2018. They are expected to repeat the feat in 2019, given voice technology’s growing prominence among US consumers. Deloitte’s 2018 digital media trends (DMT) survey revealed that over half of US consumers use voice assistants (on their mobile device, computer, or via a voice-assisted speaker), and a third use them weekly.

Read the article from 9/06/2018

Data is the new oil, but…companies should “refine” their approach by giving consumers more control over its flow.

Read the article from 12/08/23

Generative AI tools are moving into social media platforms, enabling greater productivity and creativity while blurring the lines between authentic and synthetic. Younger generations are likely poised to drive its adoption—and disruption.

Read the article from 08/29/23

Three-quarters of listeners surveyed say they trust podcast hosts. M&E companies and advertisers should consider leaning in.

Read the article from 08/14/23

Tech industry execs face multiple workforce challenges as they work to fill critical gaps and address the needs of younger workers.

Read the article from 07/27/23

Gen Zs and Millennials are stitching together their digital and physical worlds, setting the stage for the next version of reality.

Read the article from 12/16/2020

How HP is strengthening its customer and partner relationships in a time of change

Read the article from 3/22/23

Economic and geopolitical uncertainty may provide a needed pause for companies to focus on operational efficiency.

Read the article from 06/29/23

Generative AI tools have taken a leap forward, becoming partners in creativity and raising considerable challenges. It’s time for the entertainment industry to meet them.

Read the article from 2/27/23

TMT companies are focused on four key areas in their quest for metaverse readiness.

Read the article from 12/02/2021

How hybrid workforce worries are driving the need for better engagement and equivalence.

Read the article from 10/07/2021

Telecom and technology companies—particularly cloud providers—are bringing unique capabilities to build the enterprise 5G future together.

Read the article from 11/18/2021

Making ads entertaining, relevant, and sensitive to different digital experiences can yield better value.

Read the article from 3/06/2019

The case of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity

Read the article from 1/14/2021

Midsize companies are increasingly utilizing AI via cloud and as-a-service models. How can technology software providers take advantage of this growing demand and more effectively address the midsize segment?

Read the article from 11/19/2020

Leading AI adopters manage potential risks and achieve better outcomes.

Read the article from 3/19/2021

With XaaS rapidly becoming ubiquitous, how will adopters build and maintain a competitive edge? One hint lies in emerging technologies.

Read the article from 1/22/2020

In 2019, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 marked a milestone: For the 25th year, Deloitte recognized 500 North American companies at the cutting edge of the technology industry, combining innovation, entrepreneurship, and rapid growth.

Read the article from 3/05/2020

Cloud has become the major location to store data, and a majority of businesses even have their applications on cloud platforms.

Read the article from 12/06/2019

In 2019, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 marks a milestone: for the 25ᵗʰ year, Deloitte has recognized 500 North American companies at the cutting edge of the technology industry, combining innovation, entrepreneurship, and rapid growth.¹ To honor the occasion, we analyzed the quarter-century of Fast 500 winners and visualized them by sector percentages (see chart).

Read the article from 9/11/2020

Companies can no longer gain advantage simply by adopting artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Increasingly, they need to apply AI creatively and responsibly.

Read the article from 7/10/2019

As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies become easier to consume and get integrated into more products and services, early-mover AI competitive advantage will likely shrink for early adopters. They should discover creative ways to keep honing their competitive edge as more companies enter the field.

Read the article from 8/28/2019

Seven in 10 companies already view anything-as-a-service (XaaS) solutions as “very important” or “critically important” to their organization’s business success. And in the next year or two, the share that considers XaaS “critically important” is expected to grow from 16 percent to 25 percent. The recognized business value of anything- or everything as-a-service is a strong preface to the cloud growth story.

Read the article from 6/26/2019

Wondering what’s next for artificial intelligence (AI)? Look for companies’ AI’s focus to expand from “optimization” to “creation

Read the article from 10/10/2019

As companies gain experience with building artificial intelligence (AI) systems, skill needs shift from a focus on “AI researchers” to a desire for “business leaders” capable of interpreting AI results, making decisions, and taking appropriate actions.

Read the article from 1/17/2019

Silicon Valley continues to dominate the venture investment activity of technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) companies in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). At the same time, as AI funding continues to rise, the corporate venture arms of TMT companies have started to look beyond Silicon Valley to invest in AI startups.

Read the article from 5/22/2019

Executives understand the value of protecting their data and AI assets from intrusion, manipulation, and theft. But are they prepared for data and AI regulations that might impact their strategies?

Read the article from 5/08/2019

Early adopters of artificial intelligence (AI) must confront an array of potential risks, including ethical concerns. Just as many companies actively address cybersecurity from the beginning of projects, ethical risks deserve the same take-charge approach.

Read the article from 5/30/2019

Tax reform gave many global tech companies a cash windfall by allowing them to repatriate profits from foreign operations at a lower tax rate. This puts the large tech companies in prime position for mergers and acquisitions (M&A).

Read the article from 11/28/2018

Deloitte’s “State of AI in the enterprise, 2nd edition” survey shows that early adopters of artificial intelligence (AI) remain enthusiastic about its potential. Compared with last year’s survey, AI early adopters ramped up their investments, launched more initiatives, and continued to achieve positive financial returns in 2018.

Read the article from 1/10/2019

Organizations with adequate data security policies and processes for cloud-based services are able to unlock more innovation and boost experimentation.

Read the article from 12/20/22

Looking back to look forward, we highlight some of the important topics you may have missed this year.

Read the article from 8/25/22

With rising demand for cross-platform gaming, business models are shifting to bring players together, elevate gaming experiences, and monetize them more effectively

Read the article from 8/11/2022

Deloitte’s Connectivity and Mobile Trends Survey reveals satisfaction and confusion around 5G devices

Read the article from 1/27/2022

As the demand for everything-as-a-service (XaaS) grows, it’s imperative that organizations focus on data security. Some security-savvy enterprises are already leading the way in choosing trustworthy XaaS vendors and establishing strong processes and policies to deal with data security.

Read the article from 10/21/2021

Without enticing new applications, high consumer satisfaction with current mobile providers, plans and phones creates little urgency to upgrade to 5G.

Read the article from 7/07/2021

Mobile-enabled internet access is increasingly perceived to be just as good as wired home internet, and 5G promises to make it even better. Deloitte research examines consumer wireless trends.

Read the article from 10/07/2021

Telecom and technology companies—particularly cloud providers—are bringing unique capabilities to build the enterprise 5G future together.

Read the article from 2/25/2021

With the rapid growth of 5G intensifying demands on network capacity and equipment, mobile network operators (MNOs) are increasingly looking to new types of solutions.

Read the article from 1/14/2021

Midsize companies are increasingly utilizing AI via cloud and as-a-service models. How can technology software providers take advantage of this growing demand and more effectively address the midsize segment?

Read the article from 4/23/2020

Are homes ready for next-gen digital experiences?

Read the article from 8/19/2020

As communication service providers deploy 5G, they are looking to use network slicing to push growth opportunities beyond offering simple connectivity.

Read the article from 4/09/2020

Percentage of respondents among 5G-familiar consumers who said that 5G will change the way they use technology on their mobile devices.

Read the article from 8/28/2019

Seven in 10 companies already view anything-as-a-service (XaaS) solutions as “very important” or “critically important” to their organization’s business success. And in the next year or two, the share that considers XaaS “critically important” is expected to grow from 16 percent to 25 percent. The recognized business value of anything- or everything as-a-service is a strong preface to the cloud growth story.

Read the article from 3/05/2020

Cloud has become the major location to store data, and a majority of businesses even have their applications on cloud platforms.

Read the article from 6/05/2019

A large chunk of consumers rely on high-speed internet for video consumption.

Read the article from 1/10/2019

Organizations with adequate data security policies and processes for cloud-based services are able to unlock more innovation and boost experimentation.

Read the article from 12/19/2018

Wearable devices have generated a devoted user base, but they still lag more mature device categories in overall sales. However, improving product functionality and network connectivity could support the broader market appeal.

Read the article from 12/08/22

Deloitte research shows more consumers are willing to share wearable device data for personalized health, even with their grocers.

Read the article from 10/31/22

With younger generations enjoying horror and thrillers, streamers and studios should embrace genres that are cheaper to produce but return outsized results.

Read the article from 10/13/22

Women in the TMT industries report that the hybrid way of working leads to poor work-life balance, more stress, and less visibility, compared to in-person or fully remote work.

Read the article from 4/21/2022

Large technology companies are steadily increasing their female workforce representation with the fastest growth happening in leadership roles.

Read the article from 9/30/2020

Leaders are seeking artificial intelligence (AI) talent, even during an economic crunch. Companies at every level of AI sophistication see skill gaps—and are aiming to fill them.

Read the article from 3/10/2021

Addressing the analysis talent shortage

Read the article from 2/11/2021

Exploring key business trends and actions to build a new future

Read the article from 12/02/2021

How hybrid workforce worries are driving the need for better engagement and equivalence.

Read the article from 1/03/2019

Strategic Chief Information Officers (CIOs) understand that to be successful they must partner closely with business leaders. Aligning their priorities with the priorities of the business will allow them to ascend to a more strategic position.

Read the article from 3/13/2019

As technology quickly evolves, chief information officers (CIOs) are struggling to find the right information technology (IT) talent. Technical skills are critical, but non-technical skills are becoming increasingly important. These “soft skills” can help drive innovation and provide competitive differentiation.

Read the article from 2/13/2019

How can executive management and the board become more engaged on IT risk and security?

Read the article from 4/17/2019

When developing a talent strategy for innovation, TMT companies may want to look beyond the hunt for technical superstars. Savvy innovators should also consider how to build up their workforce’s non-technical proficiency, especially in critical thinking skills.

Read the article from 10/20/23

Sports fandom and engagement among women are driven by youth participation, Olympic sports, and social content. Leagues, teams, streamers, and broadcast providers could increase their female fan base and cultivate new fans by catering to their interests.

Read the article from 05/16/23

With an ever-fragmenting audience, leagues and streamers explore new ways to engage fans and monetize content.

Read the article from 7/21/2022

As options to consume sports multiply, leagues and media companies need to prioritize the fan experience

Read the article from 3/31/2022

They’re eco-friendly, COVID-safe, and often faster than mass transit. That’s why sales of electric bicycles in North America and Europe have nearly doubled since 2018.

Read the article from 2/28/2019

TV broadcasters are trying to fit eSports into their programming. However, to do so successfully, they may need to collaborate more with video game publishers, differentiate themselves from social streaming platforms, and lead with the same authenticity and passion they have brought to American football.

Read the article from 3/18/2019

Media and entertainment (M&E) companies are under constant pressure to attract paying audiences. Loosened restrictions on sports gambling across the United States, however, could provide welcome relief for some M&E companies—and drive overall growth for the sector.

Read the article from 12/04/2020

If student-athletes were allowed to monetize their name, image, and likeness, it could shake up the sports, health, and wellness industry.

Read the article from 11/15/2019

How five “C’s”–casual fans, cost, comfort, content, connection–get addressed will likely determine if watching live sports in virtual reality remains a sideshow or becomes mainstream.

Read the article from 1/31/2019

As fragmenting TV audiences reduce opportunities to find key demos, advertisers happy to keep spending more to get into the big game.

Read the article from 04/12/23

A survey of US C-level executives reveals both progress and challenges for the industry’s carbon reporting ambitions

Read the article from 9/15/22

Tech leaders grapple with three major data management barriers

Read the article from 6/2/2022

Security, data, and regulation are seen as areas with the most disruptive potential.

Read the article from 5/24/2022

Streaming services face significant uncertainty as many state and local governments try to catch up with new business models that may not conform to existing tax laws.

Read the article from 11/19/2020

Leading AI adopters manage potential risks and achieve better outcomes.

Read the article from 12/16/2021

Although environmental risk scores for TMT companies matter to investors, social risk scores may matter even more: social risks make up half or more of risk.

Read the article from 9/11/2019

As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are increasingly integrated with products and services, executives around the world are concerned about AI-related cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Thankfully, the solution for addressing these liabilities may lie within AI itself.

Read the article from 5/22/2019

Executives understand the value of protecting their data and AI assets from intrusion, manipulation, and theft. But are they prepared for data and AI regulations that might impact their strategies?

Read the article from 5/08/2019

Early adopters of artificial intelligence (AI) must confront an array of potential risks, including ethical concerns. Just as many companies actively address cybersecurity from the beginning of projects, ethical risks deserve the same take-charge approach.

Read the article from 2/13/2019

How can executive management and the board become more engaged on IT risk and security?

Read the article from 10/26/2018

Many executives are concerned about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to falsify images and videos. But AI can also help detect them.

Read the article from 4/4/24

Audiences surveyed want the in-venue experience to have the same features they see while watching sports on streaming video.

Read the article from 2/27/24

Many brands seek closer relationships with diverse consumer groups. Stronger, more supportive collaborations with content creators may deliver strong results.

Read the article from 12/08/23

Generative AI tools are moving into social media platforms, enabling greater productivity and creativity while blurring the lines between authentic and synthetic. Younger generations are likely poised to drive its adoption—and disruption.

Read the article from 11/08/23

Women are more wary than men about how their personal data is used and protected—particularly sensitive health data—and that may prevent them from maximizing future tech benefits.

Read the article from 12/08/22

Deloitte research shows more consumers are willing to share wearable device data for personalized health, even with their grocers.

Read the article from 10/31/22

With younger generations enjoying horror and thrillers, streamers and studios should embrace genres that are cheaper to produce but return outsized results.

Read the article from 10/13/22

Women in the TMT industries report that the hybrid way of working leads to poor work-life balance, more stress, and less visibility, compared to in-person or fully remote work.

Read the article from 4/21/2022

Large technology companies are steadily increasing their female workforce representation with the fastest growth happening in leadership roles.

Read the article from 10/09/2020

Men have more media subscriptions than women, and COVID-19 has widened the gap. Lower costs and bundled services could help close it.

Read the article from 3/18/2020

The dearth of female speakers at tech conferences is a symptom of the industry’s gender gap. Awareness and a bit of extra effort may go a long way toward alleviating the shortfall.

Read the article from 04/24/23

As governments and companies bring semiconductor manufacturing closer to home, they should recognize that no country or region can do everything on its own.

Read the article from 5/21/2021

Demand for semiconductors has risen so quickly—and so unpredictably—that manufacturers need to use every available trick to maximize supply.

Read the article from 4/22/2021

Rising semiconductor sales represent just the tip of the iceberg: Chips are an increasingly critical element of corporate strategies—and of the global economy.