The Future of ASEAN – Time to Act
PwC’s Growh Market Centre (GMC) explores the future of the ASEAN’s automotive, financial services, consumer goods, medical devices, refined fuels, telecommunications and transportation sectors.
Publications
21st CEO Survey: Key findings from the Transportation & Logistics industry
In the space of a year, transportation and logistics (T&L) CEOs have swung from pessimism about the macro economy and their own companies’ growth prospects to strong optimism, as increased economic activity, passenger travel, and shipping volumes help balance their concerns about terrorism, cyber threats, and political instability.
Tailwinds: 2018 airline industry trends
Our 2018 edition of Tailwinds provides an overview of the current state of the global airline industry.
Consumer insights about transport & delivery
PwC’s 2018 Global Consumer Insights Survey show that e-retailers have raised shopper expectations for fast, flexible and reliable shipments.
Industrial mobility: How autonomous vehicles can change manufacturing
Industrial companies are rushing to develop and deploy automated and, ultimately, autonomous transport of goods - including raw materials, parts and finished products.
Solving the online logistics dilemma: A practical guide toward profitability
E-commerce businesses have allowed shoppers to have sky-high delivery expectations, but these companies have not given sufficient thought to logistics complexities and costs.
Revenue: Implementation in the transportation and logistics industry
We summarize the impact of the new revenue guidance on the transportation and logistics industry. Read and stay current.
Building sustainable, inclusive transportation systems
Transport systems need to be designed to be efficient, safe, sustainable and inclusive. This paper provides a new framework for planners, policy-makers, and investors.
Global Transportation & Logistics deals insights: Q2 2018
The global Transportation and Logistics (T&L) sector reported 61 deals in Q1 2018. While deal value increased by 114%, deal volume declined by 12%.
Global Transportation & Logistics deals insights: Q2 2018
The global Transportation and Logistics (T&L) sector reported 61 deals in Q1 2018. While deal value increased by 114%, deal volume declined by 12%.
2017 Commercial Aviation Trends
The good news may be in the past, and now is the time for airlines to digitize and reassess their competitive positions.
2017 Commercial Transportation Trends
As digital native competitors proliferate, established transportation companies must embrace new technologies and offer new services to keep up with their customers.
Investing in transportation: The role of Value for Money analysis
PwC explores how Value for Money (VfM) analysis helps governments evaluate public-private partnerships (P3s), and its potential for greater use in the US to reduce cost overruns and deliver infrastructure projects on time.
The era of digitized trucking: Transforming the logistics value chain
Trucks will soon move down the road guided by a wealth of information from transportation infrastructure and other vehicles, improving utilization through remote maintenance, increasing efficiency and boosting safety.
Pulse survey: US companies ramping up GDPR budgets
More American companies are likely to re-evaluate the return-on-investment of their European initiatives.
Aviation Perspectives: Volume 4.3 - Cybersecurity detection
We continue to analyze cybersecurity in the airline industry. In this third volume of our four-part series, we focus on detection. What defenses are in place to minimize damage to an organization when an attack occurs?
Transportation invests for a new future: Automation is rapidly accelerating and disrupting the industry
The shift from a workforce-based advantage to a capital-based advantage will require substantial changes in how transportation companies are positioned.
How secure is your airline from cyberattacks?
Security is a major issue for airlines. And, increasingly, security is focused on cyber attacks because of changes in how airlines operate. Airlines are using the Internet to connect pilots with.
Connecting with the customer: How airlines must adapt their distribution business model
Explore the global trends that are reshaping travel distribution business models and threaten to weaken the connection between airlines and their customers. Shifting customer behavior, changing dynamics within sales channels, and the rise of digital technologies are in focus.
Airlines need to change how they market and sell to customers
By getting closer to their customers, airlines will be able to extract more value from their products and services, avoiding the commoditization of airline seats that affects so much of the sector.
SEC comment letter trends for the industrial products industry
SEC comment letter trends for Industrial Products companies is an analysis of SEC staff comments to help executives understand key trends that are relevant to companies in the Industrial Products sector.
Loyalty analytics - Member engagement models: The foundation of a powerful member-retention strategy
To maintain effective loyalty programs, companies must develop member-focused marketing strategies that keep valued members engaged and prevent them from losing interest in the brand.
Responsibly leveraging data in the marketplace
For companies to effectively balance opportunity and risk, they should build data-use governance capabilities into their data privacy program.
Airlines: How mounting uncertainty could open an era of transformation
Airlines have long grappled with uncertainties. They can no longer afford to be at the whim of economic cycles. Current conditions of profitability open the window for the industry to aggressively innovate for the future.
Shifting patterns: the future of the logistics industry
Explore key areas of disruption and transformation as well as future scenarios for the logistics industry in PwC’s ‘Shifting patterns’.
Monetizing data while respecting privacy
In the global digital economy, businesses face a growing challenge: how to use vast amounts of data to create greater value for their business and their customers without crossing the line into unethical, unlawful or unwanted use.
2016 Commercial Aviation Industry Trends
Enjoying a halcyon period, U.S. carriers need to reward their stakeholders — but not how you may think.
Industry 4.0: Building the digital enterprise - Transportation & logistics key findings
In this report, we look at what senior executives in transportation and logistics companies sector are saying about the transformative impact of Industry 4.0 on their companies and the wider sector
Aviation Perspectives: Volume 4.2 - Cybersecurity prevention
In this edition of Aviation Perspectives, we continue analyzing cybersecurity in the airline industry. This volume addresses the topic of prevention. What are the challenges and considerations?
Surging airline profits: Now what?
Low fuel prices continue to boost the profits of the global airlines industry. Our recent look at airlines industry trends shows net and operating margins at record highs.
Assessing tax: 2016
It is more important than ever to monitor trends and understand how a company’s effective tax rates compare to those of its peers.
Which are the main disruptors that will influence the future of the transportation and logistics industry?
Which key themes will influence the future of transportation and logistics industry?
What are the main disruptors that will influence the future of the transportation and logistics industry?
Which are the main disruptors that will influence the future of the transportation and logistics industry?
How does the transportation and logistics industry need to adapt for future growth?
Aviation Perspectives: Volume 4.1 - Cybersecurity and airlines
Cybersecurity has become an elevated risk that is among the most pressing issues affecting the airline industry. Cyber adversaries are more persistent, skilled, and technologically savvy than ever.
Embracing new technologies: A risk worth the reward
With Industry 4.0 upon us, old habits are dying hard for some in the manufacturing space despite the already apparent impact of technologies like IoT, robotics, and 3D printing.
2016 Commercial Transportation Trends
On the surface, the commercial freight transportation and logistics industry looked calm in 2015. The sector moved sideways financially; average earnings were flat. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Transportation Services Index, which measures industry output, rose only a couple of points. The biggest headline for the sector came early in the year with the resolution of the painful, but not disastrous, U.S. West Coast port labor dispute in February.
How vulnerable are industrial products companies to cyber threats?
Data have become valuable as a means of understanding the customer, increasing efficiency, and gaining competitive advantage. This growth in value is also attractive to hackers, who can reap the rewards of stealing and selling data.
2015 Global airline CEO survey: getting clear of the clouds
PwC’s Global CEO Survey gives company leaders, governments and the world’s business community a unique insight into the vision and decisions of the global CEO.
Key findings from the 2015 US State of Cybercrime Survey
Cybersecurity incidents are not only increasing in number, they are also becoming progressively destructive and target a broadening array of information and attack vectors.
Fuel price volatility: How are airlines responding to the challenge?
In the wake of an extended period of financial challenges, airlines stand to gain significant benefits from unexpected periods of reduced fuel prices, which in the short term have resulted in increased profits. How are airlines responding? And what are the long-term implications?
How cloud-enabled cybersecurity will transform your business
As more businesses discover and leverage the full capabilities and potential of cloud services, their cybersecurity models ultimately may be transformed.
Global Airlines & Airports statement of capabilities – Rising to your challenges
Growth itself is a big challenge for many airport operators as they strive to expand infrastructure capacity to match demand. This statement of our capabilities addresses some of the most prevalent challenges in the aviation industry and some of the many ways we can help.
Transportation & Logistics 2030 - Volume 5: Winning the talent race
The fifth volume of the T&L 2030 series is a multi-faceted analysis of talent management in the transportation and logistics industry worldwide. It also contains strategies to help transportation and logistics companies improve their talent management.
Building trust in the air: Is airline corporate sustainability reporting taking off? Global Sustainability: Monitoring & reporting: PwC
This PwC reports takes a close look at airlines’ corporate sustainability reporting on social, environmental, financial, corporate governance and other factors
Transportation & Logistics 2030 - Volume 4: Securing the supply chain
Transportation & Logistics 2030 represents a series of Delphi studies on the future of the industry. The fourth volume of the T&L 2030 series is a multi-faceted analysis of supply chain security and its impact on global supply chains as well as how global transportation & logistics companies will operate in the future.
Transportation & Logistics 2030 - Volume 3: Emerging Markets – New hubs, new spokes, new industry leaders?
PricewaterhouseCoopers, in cooperation with the Supply Chain Management Institute of the EBS Business School, recently conducted a RealTime Delphi survey of 90 panellists in 28 countries. Our latest publication "Transportation & Logistics 2030 Volume 3: Emerging Markets – new hubs, new spokes, new industry leaders?" draws upon the results of this survey.
Transportation & Logistics 2030 - Volume 2: Transport infrastructure – Engine or hand brake for global supply chains?
PwC, in cooperation with the European Business School, recently conducted a RealTime Delphi survey of 104 panellists in 29 countries.
Transportation & Logistics 2030 - Volume 1: How will supply chains evolve in an energy-constrained, low-carbon world?
The first volume of our T&L 2030 series entitled "How will supply chains evolve in an energy-constrained, low-carbon world?" provides a global perspective on the ramifications of energy scarcity and how it is set to reshape the industry.
