Trust in governments skyrocketed amid the uncertainty brought by Australia’s 2020 bushfires and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Keeping it high requires governments to focus on the attributes citizens value most.
Read moreDigital transformation efforts have skyrocketed in the wake of COVID-19 and with them, the potential for cyber incidents. This year’s Digital Trust Insights survey looks at how cyber execs are responding to keep businesses safe.
Read moreA new report by PwC Australia, Where next for accelerated digitalisation and data reliance? looks at the effects of the COVID-19 response on the nation’s businesses and uncovers the critical digital potential for growth.
Read moreAs humanity strives toward establishing the next normal after COVID-19, businesses should be attuned to the opportunities inherent in changing consumer behaviours.
Read morePwC’s Global Consumer Insights Survey this year examines what urban customers wanted before and after the COVID-19 outbreak. What it found is that ‘digital’ is high on the agenda.
Read moreVirtual reality is ready to move into the enterprise mainstream, with many companies starting to use it for employee training. PwC, which found that VR can teach soft skills faster than classroom and e-learning courses, believes it’s time to stop just talking about VR and start deploying it — especially in today’s socially distanced workplace.
Read moreUpskilling may not be the first thing on the mind of CEOs faced with the effects of COVID-19, but what they told us about skilling employees late last year has a big impact on how they’re facing the uncertainty of today.
Read moreIn the face of a global crisis, well-prepared businesses can help protect their workers and their bottom lines. We share seven key actions organisations can take.
Read moreDo you dare? Continuing in our series on this year’s Digital IQ Survey, PwC US’s Chief Experience Officer, David Clarke, explores the three pillars that companies need to set in place to get real results from their digital efforts.
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