Aerospace and defense year in review and 2017 forecast
PwC's annual review and analysis reveals how Aerospace and Defense companies performed in the past year, and examines the challenges and opportunities they face in the years ahead.
Aerospace and defense
Resolve complex issues. Recognize new opportunities.
PwC’s team of aerospace and defense specialists help you forecast issues and chart new territory despite turbulent times.
How PwC can help: Our aerospace and defense practice
Our Aerospace and Defense team brings innovative thinking and executable strategies to the complex challenges you face. We help find opportunities within the key trends shaping your industry. With a full-spectrum of scenarios changing the possibilities for A&D companies, such as digital operations, growth strategies, deals, and talent, we provide the insight, perspective and solutions needed to make the path forward very clear.
Insights
Rev rec advice from Alphabet, Ford & Lockheed Martin
Watch a replay of our 6/14 webcast to hear first-hand implementation insights from Lockheed Martin, as well as ASC 606 early adopters Ford and Alphabet (Google's parent company).
2017 Aerospace and defense trends
After decades of being the big players in a global pond, defense contractors must reinvent themselves as local businesses around the world.
Global aerospace and defense deals insights: Q1 2017
The aerospace and defense industry began 2017 with increased investment interest leading to a 41% deal value increase in comparison to a year ago. We expect M&A volumes to grow as 2017 progresses.
Filling the vacuum: The threat of new space
By rethinking prevailing assumptions about the space market a new wave of competitors has begun to put some legacy players on the defensive.
2016 Aerospace manufacturing attractiveness rankings
This analysis looks at how countries and states in the US compare in terms of their attractiveness as locations for commercial aircraft manufacturing.
The runway to growth
Less than two-thirds of aerospace and defense executives say they have a digitization strategy. In this report, find out how those who have made it a priority can make sure their innovation investments are actually delivering long-term value.
Industry 4.0: Building the digital enterprise - Aerospace, defence & security key findings
Three quarters (76%) of A and D companies expect to have achieved an advanced level of digitization and integration in five years’ time—higher than any other sector we surveyed. Explore more about how digitization affects the aerospace, defence and security.
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US Aerospace and defense leader
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