Innovation is more critical in the automotive industry today than ever before—and it is changing the balance between automakers and their suppliers.
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Superstorm Sandy made the challenge for public utilities clear: They must take advantage of a historic economic moment by investing in infrastructure and next-generation capabilities.
Energy producers had to work harder for profits in 2012. As supply rises and demand levels off, the winning companies are narrowing their focus.
Healthcare reform is now inevitable, and that will lead payors, providers, and hospital systems to think differently this year—about consumers, costs, technology, and acquisitions.
With an economy barely in recovery mode, continued uncertainty concerning the U.S. government’s future tax policies, and financial markets still struggling to find their direction, individual...
The capital markets are a diverse segment, and it’s often difficult to make sweeping generalizations, but we are keenly watching several trends likely to have wide-reaching effects in 2013. These...
We would like to offer our thoughts on the current business environment for
the global chemicals industry, what the future might hold, and the priorities
for operators in the near...
The civil aerospace sector is poised for growth, with many programs transitioning from years of sometimes troubled development into production, and the commercial installed base expected to double...
This is the time to look back at how the global telecommunications industry fared in 2011, the major trends that will affect it in 2012, and the strategies and capabilities operators will need in...
The large retail bank’s approach to buying marketing-related services and materials was typical. On direct marketing efforts, decentralized business units worked with advertising agencies of their...