22/02/17 Global Total Retail 2017 In PwC’s 2017 Total Retail global report, we’ve studied data from more than 24,000 online shoppers in 29 territories to better understand shopping behavior.
10/11/16 Blockchain – an opportunity for energy producers and consumers? Born as a niche product on the fringes of the market, blockchain has for some time now been garnering the attention of experts in various industries, and has increasingly been in the spotlight of the media.
26/10/16 Young Workers Index 2016 De Young Workers Index compares the economic perspectives of young people in 35 OECD countries. The Netherlands is 7th on the list.
21/10/16 Cities of Opportunity 7 The 7th edition of PwC’s report on strategic development in 30 leading world cities.
30/09/16 The power to perform: human capital 2020 and beyond In the face rapidly shifting customer expectations, technological disruption and regulatory developments, the question is no longer whether financial services (FS) is being transformed, but how quickly, how to keep pace, and how to deliver strong business results in this new environment.
30/08/16 Payments in the Wild Tech World The PwC Market Research Centre estimates that the number of non-cash transactions will grow by 69% from 2013 to 2020, which would represent over one million transactions happening every minute. However, new industry entrants, the so-called FinTechs, significantly disrupt traditional payments business and pose serious threats.
19/08/16 The Wearable Life 2.0 This research primarily focused on the attitudes consumers have towards wearable technology, as well as takes an in-depth look at penetration and usage of various types of devices.
25/02/16 Economic crime continuing strong in 2016 More than a third of organisations have experienced economic crime in the past 24 months, as reported by over 6,000 respondents to PwC’s Global Economic Crime Survey 2016.
11/08/15 Wearables: Driving user outcomes in the Digital Age - the next leap To push for the mass adoption of wearables beyond the historical growth rate of the tablet market – to about 9 million Dutch consumers in the next five to eight years – would involve leaning on some key drivers. In our view, these action points would yield the greatest benefits.