Digital intelligence: Banks are evolving customer engagement strategies to recapture growth
With digital expansion becoming a primary focal point for major banks in the US, a reevaluation of marketing and customer outreach strategies is needed.
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SEC comment letter trends for Technology, media and telecommunications
We've summarized the SEC comment letter trends for the Technology, media and telecommunications sector. See what the SEC staff will be looking for in your filings.
The new Chinese unicorns: Seizing opportunity in China’s burgeoning economy
In this report we surveyed and interviewed the top executives of 101 rapidly growing Chinese unicorn companies.
The promise of 5G
Consumers are intrigued, but will they pay?
EITF observer - Summary of the September 27, 2018 meeting
EITF reached consensus-for-exposure on the recognition of an assumed liability in a revenue contract. We explain.
Why 5G networks can't succeed without a small cell revolution
Industry wide collaboration among US telcos will drive rapid small-cell rollout, setting the foundation for a nationwide 5G network.
Blockchain is here. What’s your next move?
In PwC’s global survey, 84% of execs say their organisations have some involvement with blockchain. Four key strategies can help them build trust and stay on a path toward successful execution.
The Future of Artificial Intelligence Depends on Trust
As more and more companies in a range of industries adopt machine learning and more advanced AI algorithms, the ability to provide understandable explanations for different stakeholders becomes critical.
TMT sector game changers
TMT sector game changers is a biannual report highlighting new accounting and reporting trends affecting the Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) industries, some of the most dynamic and competitive segments of today’s economy. It’s designed to help you stay informed and ahead of the curve amidst an ever-changing marketplace.
What’s in store for the TMT industry? Business model disruption
The coming wave of “smarter” phones will disrupt business models across the technology, media and telecommunications industry | Duration 2:14
What’s in store for the TMT industry? Tax challenges
How do governments tax the digital economy? While this is now a question for industries of all types, technology, media and telecommunications companies in many ways stand on the frontlines. What are the top tax challenges forming on the horizon for TMT companies? | Duration 1:49
What’s in store for the TMT industry? Preparing for ‘smarter’ devices
Technology, media and telecommunications companies need to look at the coming disruption from smartphones becoming truly “smart” as a great opportunity for their industry. At the same time, these companies need to develop a clear understanding of how their business models will change. | Duration 1:41
What’s in store for the TMT industry? Tax implications of artificial intelligence
AI-enabled devices are poised to reshape the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) industry. How will this coming generation of devices give way to new TMT tax challenges across? | Duration 1:51
What’s in store for the TMT industry? The smarter phone
In the near future, 5G and artificial intelligence are going to make our phones truly “smarter,” which will change how we interface with the devices. | Duration 3:21
What’s in store for the TMT industry? The evolving role of apps
As we begin to see apps act autonomously and semi-autonomously, they will begin to interact with each other to produce consumers’ desired results. Apps themselves in some cases will become almost “invisible” to the user. | Duration 1:17
EITF observer - Summary of the June 7, 2018 meeting
The EITF reached final consensus on accounting for implementation costs in a cloud computing arrangement. We explain.
Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2018–2022
PwC's Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2018–2022 offers insights on trends and consumer, advertising spend data by segment and territory.
Are leases embedded in your contracts?
FASB’s new leasing guidance requires lessees to record leases embedded in other arrangements on their balance sheets.
21st CEO Survey: Key findings from the technology industry
In line with their rising valuations, technology CEOs are bullish on the world economy and their own companies’ prospects. However, threats persist. Learn what threats to growth and profitability they are most concerned with.
Assessing land easements under the new leases standard
The definition of a lease is about to change. We provide guidance on how to apply the new leases framework to land easements.
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