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This episode offers an essential briefing on pivotal trends shaping our sector. Roland Berger’s latest study signals a turning point for Europe’s economic competitiveness, highlighting both progress and urgent reform needs. In parallel, KPMG reports that AI is rapidly transforming HR from a supporting to a strategic partner. Meanwhile, Deloitte’s research on German automotive buyers reveals a sharp shift towards price sensitivity and changing brand loyalties.
Also in this issue:
- Capgemini finds companies shifting from AI hype to practical deployment, yet integration challenges remain.
- PwC reports weak AI returns among CEOs, underscoring the need for more strategic investment.
- Accenture warns of a widening perception gap on AI readiness between leadership and employees.
Subscribe to stay informed to anticipate how these developments impact client priorities, consulting offerings, and internal capabilities.
By Philipp WeiserThis episode offers an essential briefing on pivotal trends shaping our sector. Roland Berger’s latest study signals a turning point for Europe’s economic competitiveness, highlighting both progress and urgent reform needs. In parallel, KPMG reports that AI is rapidly transforming HR from a supporting to a strategic partner. Meanwhile, Deloitte’s research on German automotive buyers reveals a sharp shift towards price sensitivity and changing brand loyalties.
Also in this issue:
- Capgemini finds companies shifting from AI hype to practical deployment, yet integration challenges remain.
- PwC reports weak AI returns among CEOs, underscoring the need for more strategic investment.
- Accenture warns of a widening perception gap on AI readiness between leadership and employees.
Subscribe to stay informed to anticipate how these developments impact client priorities, consulting offerings, and internal capabilities.