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Build resilience and growth with every new challenge
Whether it’s a new strategic direction or responding to a business issue, you need a deeper understanding of your business, its markets and customers. We’ll help you uncover a fresh perspective by connecting the insights that matter to understand how value is created in your organisation or risks evolve, building resilience for today and unlocking future growth.
It starts with a threat and finishes with a new way forward. Here’s how the right connections create new opportunities.
Winning strategies for the long term
The classic pressure to create short-term shareholder value can be bad for business. In this report, we pull together 15 years of performance data from more than 300 companies to show that strategies blending long-term and short-term thinking create more growth. You will also find a practical framework to help unlock new value and improve performance.
It pays to think long term
Growth over 15 years
6.1% Long-term oriented companies
4.2% Short-term oriented companies
Average annual earnings growth over 15 years
8.5% Long-term oriented companies
4.6% Short-term oriented companies
Source: KPMG research, based on more than 300 annual reports and Capital IQ data
Case studies
In-depth case study: Want to cut the cost of high-volume transaction screening?
How artificial intelligence is helping one bank handle millions of critical alerts every month.
Read moreIn-depth case study: Plot a course to growth with digital
Brands that only connect with customers on a transactional basis are losing out to innovators who create richer experiences for customers. See how we're helping an iconic sporting brand capitalise on digital technologies to build an engaged, virtual community and drive sales into the future.
Read moreCase study: Creating positive pathways
The global pharmaceutical company, ViiV Healthcare, commissioned us to co-develop an initiative to improve quality of care for people living with HIV.
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Which technology issues are now critical for your strategic direction?
The true cost and value of cloud migration
Using data from a survey of leading IT decision makers, this research paper produced by Computing in collaboration with KPMG, aims to understand why organisations are failing to realise economic value from their cloud investments, and discusses the key levers for extracting greater value from existing deployments.
The social, technological and economic impact of mobility
Mobility is undergoing one of the most transformational social, technological and economic shifts of a generation. The winners are likely to be those that can truly understand the impact and timing of disruption, adapting their business and operating models to securing the right partnerships and acquisition targets.
The ethics of AI, algorithms and customer data
The ethical use of data, and the extensive use of AI in day-to-day customer interactions has been an area of increased focus. For data analytics to be a force for good, it will require a co-ordinated effort by business, academics, politicians, regulators and consumers. As such an ethical framework for the management of customer data is a complex but necessary task. This paper looks at putting the customer, their data and outcomes at the heart of your organisation.
Get a deeper understanding
UK CEO Outlook Survey 2018: Leading from the centre
KPMG’s annual CEO Outlook survey includes the views of UK CEOs who lead some of the world’s most complex businesses. This year’s survey finds UK leaders coming to terms with disruption and taking personal control of their organisations’ transformation journeys.
Read the surveyTransforming the mobility landscape
Mobility is undergoing one of the most transformational social, technological and economic shifts of a generation. The winners are likely to be those that can truly understand the impact and timing of disruption, adapting their business and operating models to securing the right partnerships and acquisition targets.
Download the reportMe, my life, my wallet
Few people debate the importance of deep customer insight and empathy, and the need to get closer to the customer. But how many can truly claim to have done so in the face of constant, seismic change? This report explores the world of today’s multi-dimensional customers and what drives the choices they make.
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Growth Strategy
Companies are targeting aggressive growth strategies in response to structural shifts caused by new technologies, changing regulations, evolving customer needs and sector convergence. We help clients to seize and implement growth opportunities that match their financial ambitions.
Operating Strategy and Costs
Ever-increasing customer expectations, rapid market and technological change, disruptions from new entrants, increasing levels of regulation and reputational risk, and growing shareholder scrutiny on performance are common features of today's business landscape. As such leaders are being forced to continually re-evaluate their operational strategy, balancing short term cost improvements with long term change.
Deal Strategy
While organic growth takes time and often requires development of new capabilities, M&A enables faster realisation of growth through access to new markets, sales and distribution channels, new capabilities or by simplifying and optimising infrastructure, operations and costs. We help clients create value by challenging conventional thinking, bringing real industry insights and ‘investor-grade’ rigour, alongside on-the-ground support.
Enterprise-wide Transformation
Transformation is not about incremental change, it requires fundamental shifts in an organisation’s value proposition, how they compete and their core operations. Transformation is rarely straightforward and can encounter significant organisational resistance. KPMG’s Global Strategy Group helps clients determine whether or not and to what extent transformation is genuinely required.
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To find out how our expert teams deliver connect consulting to support your digital transformation, get in touch today.
Meet our team
Nicholas Griffin
Head of Global Strategy Group
Create value and enhance competitiveness
We pull together 15 years of performance data from more than 300 companies to show that strategies blending long-term and short-term thinking create more growth. Download our report ‘Winning strategies for the long term’ to gain a practical framework to help unlock new value and improve performance.
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