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Sowing the seeds of future success - Ernst & Young - Serbia

Sowing the seeds of future success

To emerge from the recession in a strong position, you need to identify opportunities that develop your business – and implement strategies that distinguish you from your competition.

From creating new products to expanding into new markets, this is the time to strengthen your business model, so you’re ready to grasp new growth opportunities as they start to arise.

Achieving this requires a sustained focus on operational effectiveness, making strategic acquisitions and gaining share in the right markets.

Ernst & Young’s multi-disciplinary teams can provide you with integrated, objective advice to help you control costs, increase efficiency, evaluate opportunities and improve transaction outcomes.

So you become a more agile organization, that’s better equipped to respond to change, enter new markets and sustain a successful business in the future.

Competing for growth: Winning in the new economy

Eighty-five percent of companies across all sectors and markets are expecting the new economy to be even more competitive than the old over the next two years. Learn how businesses are adjusting their framework to cope with this new market in our survey of more than 1,400 professionals. 

Ignition sessions explore future of the electric vehicle

By 2020, EV-based transportation will have reached the tipping point. But what needs to happen in the next decade to reach that point? The 2010 Ignition Summary Report and Ignition video explore the latest advances and the critical factors impacting success of the electric vehicle industry. 

Emerging heroes rise in rapid-growth economies

Certain companies – especially those based in emerging markets – have succeeded in driving growth despite recent economic turmoil. Who are these emerging heroes, and what strategies have they adopted to drive growth? We commissioned the Economist Intelligence Unit to find out.

Planning for growth in business

Now that the global economy has stabilized, how are successful companies planning for growth in the next three years? How can strategic changes made now help companies land on their feet as the global economy begins to right itself? Read our report.

$1.1 trillion dollars tied up in working capital

Up to US$1.1 trillion of cash is being unnecessarily tied up, according to our annual working capital survey of 2,000 large companies (pdf, 931.32kb). Nearly two-thirds of these companies also saw their performance deteriorate in 2009. See how the gap is widening between the best and worst performers.

Are you ready for recovery?

As the global economy gears up, companies are turning to a growth agenda. How should you manage your capital to position for this growth? Read our insights in the June 2010 edition of Capital Matters.

Entrepreneurs are thriving in today’s complexities
How are the world’s best entrepreneurs overcoming the immense challenges in today’s global business world? With interviews from nearly 300 entrepreneurs we examine how today’s success stories thrive in the global era.
Global trends revolutionize business

The current economic climate may tempt us to focus on immediate events, but we cannot ignore longer-term trends. The way businesses plan and respond to events over the next decade will help determine who survives. Our global trends report explores the forces behind the future of business.

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