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PwC’s consumer markets practice provides support in areas such as disruption, the impacts of e-commerce, supply chain management, compliance and regulatory pressures, data analytics and changing customer demands.
Now more than ever — in the midst of public-health and economic crises that are rapidly reconfiguring shopping behaviour — consumers will lead the way toward a new wave of digitally-enabled customer experiences, based on their personalised combinations of physical and online options.
We recently surveyed consumers to better understand those changes. Once the immediate crisis is over, consumer market companies will need to adjust to new customer expectations and different ways of working. The result will have consequences to many business areas including supply chains, logistics, labour management and digital engagement and global sourcing to name a few.
In these uncertain times, our teams can help assess the potential impact to your business, gauge your readiness to respond and guide you on what actions you need to take to ensure growth and stability.
At PwC, we believe companies can meet market disruption head-on and ‘Reinvent the Future’ for their own particular organisation. And for companies that cater to the end-consumer, the future is arriving more quickly than anyone imagined just a few short months ago, accelerating digital trends that had already been transforming consumer behaviour.
In this year’s Global Consumer Insights Survey — PwC’s 11th consecutive survey of global consumers — we polled city dwellers on their purchasing behaviour in two separate studies both before and after the coronavirus outbreak. We want to understand, first, the behaviour of these cutting-edge consumers and, second, the implications for businesses.
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Harry Doornbosch
Global Consumer Markets Tax Leader, PwC Netherlands
Tel: +31 (0) 88 792 36 83
Melissa Palmer
Global Consumer Markets Assurance Leader, PwC United States
Tel: +1 (617) 530 4473