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While tight budgets have forestalled updates to security programs, many businesses are confident they’re winning the game. Mark Lobel discusses how the rules—and the players—have changed.

Mark Lobel discusses the decline of capabilities over time.

How are your security peers working in today's complex security environment?

Are you confident in your security practices? Have you instilled effective information security behaviours into the organisational culture? Mark Lobel discusses how organisations assess their security practices.

Are your security strategies and security spending well-aligned with business goals? Join Mark Lobel as he discusses alignment, leadership, and training as keys for success.

Are you a leader? Mark Lobel discusses how companies are measuring self-appraisals against our criteria for leadership.

What can you do to improve your performance? Effective security requires a new way of thinking. Mark Lobel discusses the very survival of the business demands that security leaders understand, prepare for, and quickly respond to security threats.

Hear PwC discuss the latest reporting developments including the FASB's proposal on financial asset impairment, derivatives reform for non-financial services companies, and more.

Not a financial institution? Watch PwC discuss how the FASB’s proposal on impairment could affect you.

Derivatives reform mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act is likely to impact many non-financial services companies.

Joel Allison, CEO of Baylor Health Care System, looks at the big picture around public health and healthcare cost, from a provider's point of view. He discusses health reform, wellness programs, and employee and community incentives that can improve health and, most importantly, prevent health problems from forming.

Larry Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock, Inc., discusses the recent global crisis and concludes that the ability to adapt to changing conditions -- and to focus on the individual client -- is key to success for an investment management firm.

Dr. Larry Kaiser, President and CEO of Temple University Health System, believes passionately that hospitals and healthcare providers need to do a better job of respecting patients' dignity and time -- the very basics of customer service.

Steven Lesnik, Chairman and CEO of Career Education Corporation, discusses the prospects for growth in the education sector, how technology has disrupted not only the education business but education itself -- and how the key to success will be creativity and innovation.

L. Kevin Kelly, CEO of high-level executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles, discusses how growth comes from talent, why there's a talent crunch at the top, and how talent management strategies must change in today's radically different operating landscape for chief executives.

Steve Smith CEO and President of high-technology firm Equinix, discusses the unique situation of Big Data companies such as his, and of how and why they have been able to benefit from the macroeconomic volatility that has characterized the last several years.

Anthony Alexander, President and CEO of FirstEnergy Corporation, discusses in detail the risks, challenges, operations, and opportunities for growth he sees in the US energy sector in 2013.

Peter Tortorici CEO of GroupM Entertainment Global, discusses the opportunities and challenges inherent in creating content and advertising for digital media platforms, and why innovation and reinvention are key to serving their customers, not only in the US, but across the world.

January 2013 - Banks are sitting on large amounts of cash but how will they utilize it in 2013? Dan Ryan, Chairman of PwC's Financial Services Regulatory Practice, weighs in on whether investors can expect to see dividend hikes on CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street.'

Hear PwC discuss the latest reporting developments including the Eurozone debt crisis, the FASB disclosure effectiveness project, and more.

PwC makes the complex simple when it comes to accounting for financing transactions. Listen to PwC give an overview of their latest guide on navigating transactions for debt and equity securities.

Are you prepared for year end? Listen to the top five year-end financial reporting themes, shared by PwC specialists in the Q4 2012 edition of "The quarter close."

Are Eurozone leaders closer to ending the debt crisis? PwC provide an update on the debt crisis and how it affects US companies.

PwC interviews the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and Center for Audit Quality (CAQ) on the latest insights into the disclosure framework projects.

October 2012 - Dan Ryan, Chairman of PwC's Financial Services Regulatory Practice, discusses banking sector profitability and the outlook for the coming quarter and 2013, on WSJ's 'The News Hub'.

October 2012 - Dan Ryan, Chairman of PwC's Financial Services Regulatory Practice, talks about the financial services regulatory cliff and outlook for the banks, with Betty Liu on Bloomberg Television's 'In the Loop.'

As PwC Senior Partner Bob Moritz discusses, the key a city's economic clout lies in balance between attracting talent and ease of doing business.

David Miller discusses key areas for the long-term wellbeing of cities. The journey begins by achieving good quality of life so people want to live, work and invest in building a dynamic future.

From Crossrail to Second Avenue, Peter Chamley discusses practical and political roadblocks in keeping massive infrastructure projects on track in the US, UK and Singapore.

Wim Elfrink discusses the myriad factors that led him to choose India for the construction of Cisco’s “second headquarters.” It all comes down to seizing opportunity despite challenges.

David Miller discusses the core Canadian value of civility and its economic impact in Toronto as well as the rising economic power of cities internationally.

Peter Chamley discusses possible solutions to improving the experience of flying into London.

Peter Chamley discusses the differences in financial rigor between publicly and privately financed projects.

Bill Bratton on his experience dealing with urban gangs and the importance of the rule of law to allow the socialization which defines cities.

Bill Bratton discusses cyber-crime, the impact of social media and the importance of public safety as a critical factor in the health of cities.

Bill Bratton discusses the causes of corruption and the conditions necessary to effectively combat it.

David Miller discusses the strategy regarding growing the arts and culture in Toronto as a business strategy and the connection between creativity in the arts and innovation in business.

Peter Chamley discusses the success of Olympic construction, making that infrastructure live on to transform neighborhoods and changes to improve commuting in the London area.

Wim Elfrink discusses the impact of "the internet of things" and the cloud as enablers of transformational change.

After dramatically cutting crime in New York and Los Angeles, Bill Bratton discusses how it’s done: One neighborhood at a time, with focused prevention and response.

Wim Elfrink discusses the reasons people move to cities and the creation of intelligent infrastructures.

Millenials want international experience. Hear what they say about working in different countries, emerging markets and new cultures. What kind of an edge do they see these experiences giving them?

For optimal return on investment, hear PwC specialists explain the link between mobility and talent strategy for meeting short-term business objectives and long-term people goals.

What strategies work well in dealing with talent mobility trends? Apparently innovation, changing the dynamics, and keeping an eye on the competitors go a long way toward attracting the right talent.

What is the biggest factor driving adoption of mobile health applications? Chris Wasden explains.

This quarter's video includes discussions on the impact of conflict minerals, IFRS developments, and updates in reporting.

Today's boards are transparent, diverse, and interactive with management. Hear one director discuss the specific traits considered most important in selecting new members.

What is the directors' role in IT? For starters, the board must make sure there's a focus on emerging technologies, competitor activity, and even how social media is being used.

What are directors most concerned about? Strategy. Why? Because understanding your competitive advantage, growth goals, and the importance of talent are critical to success.

Every company has risk. Because risk assessment is a full board responsibility, having a clear plan of who's responsible for what is key.

Our annual ACDS Survey doesn't just ask questions this year. It engages directors interactively, so they can benchmark their company's results with others around the world.

As China reduces its reliance on foreign investment into some industries, foreign competition lessens. But keen competition from domestic property developers is expected. Can the government level the playing field?

APEC CEOs talk about the role of technology in addressing growth, the green agenda, and society's challenges.

Craig Mundie of Microsoft says as more economic integration facilitates free trade and people's mobility, the cloud presents new challenges.

Hear APEC CEOs' views on talent, particularly how shortages in skilled workers impacts companies.

APEC CEOs talk about business resilience. What are the lessons companies and APEC countries have drawn from the global economic crisis?

Ho Meng Kit of Singapore Business Federation says the world wants china to rely more on its domestic demand rather than exports, but how can China engage other countries?

As APEC participants debate what regionalism really means, the other question is, can supply chains increase integration?

Hear why it's essential to know what the current issues are. From credit trends and new regulations, to the unexpected natural disaster, being informed and prepared is a must.

Wang Hongzhang of China Construction Bank Corporation talks about the ways that Russia and China can complement each other.

APEC CEOs talk about finding the niches that gain the best competitive advantage for countries.

BJ Yang of Hyundai Energy & Resources Co., Ltd. says the emergence of china as a G2 economy has changed the landscape of the world economy, but Russia can balance that out.

Artem Volynets of the En+ Group says relationships that benefit both parties involved is the best way to develop bonds and get products into fast growing markets.

How can APEC regions achieve economic integration with the EU economy while managing the prolonged crisis there? Preparing for the worst case scenario is a must.

Stuart Dean of GE ASEAN says reducing tariffs on manufacturing goods in APEC countries is a good start toward growth. What else might help?

APEC CEOs talk about the many factors that impact the global supply chain and what APEC countries are doing to address this.

APEC CEOs talk about regional economic integration. What does regionalism really mean?

Hear how embedding security in the business development process — rather than after the product is finished — gives you a better bang for your buck when bringing a new product to market.

Doug Roeder discusses how SIFIs (Systematically Important Financial Institutions) need to prepare for the new regulatory environment.

The Volcker Rule would forbid banks from making bets on their own money, and former Fed chief Paul Volcker has fired back at critics of the proposed rule that bears his name. Dan Ryan, Chairman of PwC's Financial Services Regulatory Practice, discusses with Evan Newmark on Wall Street Journal's Mean Street.

PwC's Dan Ryan discusses Volcker Rule compliance issues with American Banker.

The demand for Internet access and use continues to climb.

Entertainment & Media industry outlook over the next 5 years

Filmed entertainment is undergoing a period of fundamental shifts.

Major changes in TV subscriptions, license fees, and advertising.

Online games have gone mass market and become lifestyles.

The evolution and change in the music business is ongoing.

Who will be most likely to adopt new technologies in healthcare? Small niche markets and the healthy for starters. But as technology is refined, the larger mass market will adopt them as well.

Financial institutions may shift business strategies but fail to adapt their operating models. Restructuring, regulatory reform, globalization, and changing consumer demands require financial institutions to redesign their operating models with more flexibility to anticipate and respond to change.

So many countries' backs are against the wall, but will they survive? Hear Douglas R. Oberhelman's take on the question.

F William McNabb III discusses the most important things governments must do for long-term stability.

Because of the volatility in the markets, companies need to keep in mind the different scenarios that can arise. Michael Thaman gives an overview.

Risk first and foremost relates to the business itself, but where else are companies susceptible to risk? Dominic J. Frederico discusses the issue.

One of the biggest factors facing the global economy is how to re-inject growth. But for this to happen, companies need to get the strategy right.

The U.S. economy is still facing challenges domestically and volatility from Europe. Hear what Roger W. Ferguson sees as the biggest risk.

Given uncertainty in the developed world, hear what emerging markets should do with their strategies and how companies in all markets should approach risk.

US and Global A&D leaders Scott Thompson and Neil Hampson comment on the airliner industry supply chain

Supreme Court decision to uphold healthcare law means "game on" for health industry: crunch time for those who waited, says PwC's Kelly Barnes.

Payers are eager to pay for mHealth, while providers express resistance to changing healthcare delivery. But will high consumer demand for the power mobile gives the patient change the providers' views?

The mobile healthcare paradox: Developed markets know mHealth can reduce costs, but it's considered disruptive to established practices, while emerging markets with limited healthcare access see it as a main solution.

mHealth is not a separate industry, but rather it's the future of a healthcare industry that's evolving to care for patients differently, putting them first to deliver services better, faster and less expensively.

Most enterprises can access cloud capabilities with ease, but doing so puts them at risk of becoming fragmented. To keep things under control, a top-down cloud strategy beginning with the CEO is critical.

Cloud lets companies use the Internet and other technologies to better manage their operations, and it gives them more flexibility to bring products and services to market sooner. But are there risks?

Focus group participants discuss privacy and their willingness to share personal information

Given the vital role integrity plays in our profession, PwC has produced a television spot that focuses on the topic.

Peter Raymond on large scale capital projects and infrastructure projects and the importance of having a strong governance framework and oversight process in order to achieve project objectives.

Traditional expense management processes that focus on a tactical level are no longer effective in the current financial services industry due to constant regulatory changes and persistently weak economy. Continuous expense management is a more strategic approach that takes a longer view.

Sandra Fenwick discusses two factors deflating medical cost trend in Massachusetts - a reduction in the cost per unit of healthcare, as well as a decline in utilization.

This PwC Health Research Institute (HRI) report looks at the projected increase in the cost of medical services for 2013. Medical cost trend is the primary factor in setting health insurance premiums.

Donald Snell discusses a change in the way costs are squeezed from the health care system.

Dr. Nirav Shah discusses the arrival of the information age in health care and how it has driven a focus on outcomes.

Dennis Chalke discusses the importance of avoiding patient readmission, as well as rising patient expectations in access to information.

Dr. David Levy discusses factors moderating medical cost trend, including information technology, increased consumer cost-sharing in health plans, and a shift to a patient-centric business model with increased focus on personal technologies.

PwC's Dan Ryan discusses Volcker Rule compliance issues with American Banker.

PwC Industrial products leader Bob McCutcheon discusses findings from this recent report.

PwC's Dan Ryan discusses criticism of the Volcker rule with Maria Bartiromo on CNBC's "Closing Bell."

Government ExecutiveEditor in Chief Tom Shoop discusses how to cut back without sacrificing performance with public budgeting and performance management expert, Phil Joyce.

In this Military Leadership Series broadcast, hosted by PwC & Government Executive, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert discusses the globalization of the US Navy, the growing budget pressures and the dramatic changes around the globe.

Barry Benjamin summarizes the top issues in the asset management industry and the impact these changes may have on the overall market

Barry Benjamin, Gary Meltzer, and Will Taggart provide an overview of the nine key challenges the asset management industry is facing today and how managers are responding to these conditions

Will Taggart highlights the need to invest in robust technology infrastructures to help asset managers comply with new regulatory and tax changes

Gary Meltzer highlights the significant changes taking place in the industry and the increased demands placed on the operations functions

Anthony Caletka discusses the inherent risks of mega projects, some of the factors PwC considers to determine the deliverability of a project before it is launched and what is needed to manange the vast quantity of information such projects generate.

Rick Rodman discusses how PwC has worked with on a number of initiatives with federal clients to reduce costs by disposing of excess federal real property.

Kris Miller and Nina O'Connor discuss how companies that get involved on the front end of a project are significantly better positioned to maximize the tax benefits.

Michael McHale discusses how PwC can help you structure and execute an infrastructure deal to increase your returns on the asset throughout the project lifecycle, manage risks and enhance value to the shareholders and investors.

David Hall discusses the importance of tax considerations and tax incentives for infrastructure deals.

Stephen Lechner discusses the need in a regulated environment to evaluate issues and risks as they emerge.

Daryl Walcroft talks about the global experience needed to help plan for success in major capital projects and how tools like schedule analytics and risk analysis can help identify where issues may be.

Kent Goetjen explains why there is a demand for public-private partnerships and what construction companies that want to get involved need to consider.

PwC's Peter Raymond discusses a study in which PwC assisted the US Department of Transportation to determine how other countries have allocated scarce public monies to priority infrastructure projects.

John Saad discusses the main challenges public agencies face post-disaster and the importance of establishing an effective plan.

Ralph Roam discusses how regulators are requesting more detailed information regarding the economic and societal benefits of reinforcing and rebuilding the transmission system as well as the ongoing economic impact of a project over its lifecycle.

Stephen Lechner discusses the complexity of nuclear power construction projects, their regulatory compliance considerations as well as the need for utilities to ensure external contractors are performing the functions of the project adequately while providing opportunities for improvement in the future.

Tom Koulouris discusses how with proper planning and careful execution, building owners can deliver complex healthcare infrastructure expansion with a successful outcome of their capital investments in medical facilities.

Jason Pett shares the future of Internal Audit departments and their evolving roles.

Dean Simone discusses how PwC can team with you to provide risk assurance across your business.

Ken Coy discusses the factors that require businesses to focus more strategically on managing risks within their organizations.

PwC's Steve Delvecchio discusses today's reporting needs that go beyond financial attestation, and the importance of transparency as reliance on outsourcing by companies increases.

US Alternative Investments Assurance Leader Paula Smith highlights some of the key findings from PwC's US Asset Management State of the Industry report in this video.

Few elements of corporate compliance are as elusive as the art of confirming that your ethics and compliance program is effective. Getting that assurance requires a combination of multiple metrics and insights.

The PwC and Compliance Week 2012 State of Compliance Study found that technology is still not enabling GRC the way it could.

The use of social media is rapidly evolving in corporate compliance today. It takes more than a policy to manage the risks and opportunities of today's social media technologies.

Over 70% of companies participating in the Study report the use of a compliance committee to support compliance efforts. The question is - how can compliance committees be most effective?

The roles and responsibilities of compliance officers are expanding rapidly as changing business needs and risks evolve.

Peter Horowitz discusses the importance of analyzing customer and business impact before implementing product changes

February 2012 - The Volcker Rule would forbid banks from making bets on their own money, and former Fed chief Paul Volcker has fired back at critics of the proposed rule that bears his name. Dan Ryan, Chairman of PwC's Financial Services Regulatory Practice, discusses with Evan Newmark on Wall Street Journal's Mean Street.

February 2012 - PwC's Dan Ryan discusses criticism of the Volcker rule with Maria Bartiromo on CNBC's 'Closing Bell.'

Kunal Mehta discusses the unprecedented changes facing the financial services industry in the global business environment and outlines steps to successful global project delivery.

December 2011 - PwC's Dan Ryan discusses Volcker Rule compliance issues with American Banker.

Dr. Victor Fung, Group Chairman, Li & Fung Group discusses how companies are moving toward increased awareness of sustainability, especially in the APEC regions, and they believe growth is not just about growth, but how to appeal to stakeholders and contribute to society.

How will China's shift from a focus on exports and infrastructure spending to the consumer impact the country and its trading partners?

Dr. Victor Fung, Group Chairman, Li & Fung Group, says global supply chains are at a turning point as developing economies are not only producing, but consuming as well.

Though the Asian region as a whole has more vibrancy than other parts of the global economy, they are not immune to economic struggles elsewhere in the world.

Microsoft's Craig Mundie talks about the importance of understanding the 'virtual' trade created by collaborative innovation and design in a globally connected environment.

Cargill CEO discusses his desire for a multilateral economy in Asia as the best hope for enriching the region.

US Real Estate industry leader Tim Conlon highlights some of the key findings from PwC's US Asset Management State of the Industry report in this video.

Don Reed, Director, PwC US Sustainable Business Solutions, and Ginna Kelly of Business Climate 2011 discuss steps companies can take to create more demand for green products.

Doug Kangos, Partner, PwC US Sustainable Business Solutions, and Ginna Kelly of Business Climate 2011 discuss the role finance leaders can play in helping their companies quantify the value of their investments in environmental and social initiatives.

Kathy Nieland, PwC US Sustainable Business Solutions Leader, and Andrew Winston, Founder of Winston Eco-Strategies and Sustainability Advisor to PwC, discuss the connection between sustainability, innovation and transformation with Ginna Kelly of Business Climate 2011.

PwC's US GAAP convergence & IFRS leaders discuss ongoing IFRS adoption initiatives in other countries around the world, including Canada, China, Mexico, UK, Japan, India, and elsewhere.

PwC's US GAAP convergence & IFRS leaders discuss where we stand in the US regarding IFRS as well as the FASB / IASB priority convergence projects, including revenue recognition, leasing, and financial instruments. Update on timelines and likely next steps, including the SEC's decision on IFRS in the US.

PwC's US GAAP convergence & IFRS leaders discuss how US GAAP convergence and IFRS activity - at home and abroad - affects US companies, and what they should be doing in response.

PwC's US GAAP convergence & IFRS leaders present PwC's perspective on IFRS in the US. Topics addressed include timing and potential voluntary IFRS adoption.

Dr. Victor Fung, Group Chairman of Li & Fung Group, discusses the role of APEC and the importance of harmonious relations between China and the US so that mutual benefits may be enjoyed.

Roger Crook, CEO of DHL Global Forwarding Freight, discusses how challenges and opportunities to develop can lead to greater job satisfaction and talent retention.

Donald, M. F. Lu, Chairman of Shanghai Pharmaceuticals Holding Co., Ltd., discusses factors that will determine whether the Asia-Pacific region will influence the global economy.

Song Lin, Charley, Chairman of China Resources (Holdings), Ltd. discusses the impact of a company's culture on fostering loyalty, dedication and even inspiring passions.

Stuart Gulliver, Group Chief Executive of HSBC Holdings plc, discusses the growing consumer class in APEC countries and what it will mean for banking services and governments.

Nguyen Van Hung, Chairman & CEO of Becamex IDC Corp., discusses plans to complete infrastructure projects that are based on regional and intra-regional master plans and guided by the needs of businesses.

Gregory R. Page, Chairman and CEO of Cargill Inc., discusses how the US should be able to export food products to China in greater quantities.

Alex Arena, Group Managing Director of PCCW Limited, discusses how new technologies are fueling economic growth in the APEC region.

Deborah Henretta, Group President Asia & Global Procter & Gamble, discusses the need for more collaboration between public and private sectors to promote sustained growth in the APEC region.

Dato' Sri Nazir Razak, Group Chief Executive of CIMB Group, discusses enhancing competitive edge and how the future will be about regions.

Chong Siak Ching, President & CEO of Ascendas Pte.Ltd., on the notion that Asia is decoupled from the West.

William Weldon, chairman and CEO of Johnson & Johnson, compares and contrasts the talent needs of developing and developed markets.

Anthony Nightingale, SBS,JP, Managing Director of The Jardine Matheson Group, discusses how the service sector and consumer spending in China and other APEC countries are growing and poised for future expansion.

Vincent H.S. Lo, Chairman of Shui On Group, discusses how the nuclear crisis in Japan has been the biggest setback for APEC.

William Weldon, chairman and CEO of Johnson & Johnson, discusses the importance of segmenting consumer markets by degree of affluence within -- and across -- developing economies.

Craig Mundie, Chief Research & Strategy Officer of Microsoft, discusses the need for policies that encourage risk capital in the APEC region to create innovation economies.

Deborah Henretta, Procter & Gamble’s Group President for Asia, discusses some commonly held misperceptions about doing business in the various markets of the APEC region.

Michael L. Ducker, COO of FedEx Express, and president of its International Division, discusses how thinking outside the box and big ideas are what distinguishes an organization like APEC.

Tony Chew, Chairman of Singapore Business Federation and Executive Chairman of Asia Resource Corp, disusses the role APEC needs to play.

Doug Roeder discusses how SIFIs need to prepare for the new regulatory environment

Social media is changing fast. And with it the customer insights you can gain from "the world's largest focus group." PwC social media expert Jeff Auker explores the new high ground in social intelligence.

What does connecting with others via the likes of Facebook, twitter, and LinkedIn have to do with the C-Suite? PwC social media expert Jeff Auker makes the connection.

You say you've seen lots of consumer research tools. But have you ever seen one quite like Experience Radar? PwC's Shaivali Shah explains how Radar stands out.

PwC customer experience designer Rik Reppe talks about how he and his PwC colleagues define what is a great customer experience.

Shaivali Shah explains how PwC's Experience Radar tool can help you get closer to your customers with the best in quantitative and qualitative research methods.

So you think you know how to think about mobility. Well...let PwC mobility expert Dan Eckert give you something new to think about.