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Állandó rugalmasság és gyors reagálás - Ernst & Young - Magyarország

Állandó rugalmasság és gyors reagálás

A technológiai szektor motorja az állandó innováció. A vevők igényei szüntelenül változnak, az új termékeket és szolgáltatásokat a lehető legrövidebb idő alatt kell eljuttatni a piacra.

Ebben a környezetben létfontosságú az óvatos kockázatkezelés és pénzügyi vezetés, valamint a szervezet rugalmasságának folyamatos fenntartása.

A könyvvizsgálati, adó-, tranzakciós és üzleti tanácsadási szolgáltatások terén nagy tapasztalattal rendelkező szakemberek nemzetközi csapatát tömörítő Nemzetközi Technológiai Központunk a piaci trendek és kihatásaik előrejelzésével, valamint a fontos döntések megalapozásához szükséges útmutatással és információkkal segíthet ebben.

Az ágazat ismeretén túl mindenütt egységes, magas színvonalú, teljes körű szolgáltatást kínálunk – bárhol is legyenek a világban. Biztosak lehetnek abban, hogy tőlünk azt a támogatást kapják, amelyre a változásokra adott gyors válaszlépésekhez szükségük lesz.

 

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Global information security survey findings 2011

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Global Capital Confidence Barometer 2011

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Global technology trends: 2Q 2011 earnings season

Caught between the return of macroeconomic uncertainty and the mobile, social and cloud innovations that are causing fundamental technology shifts, the top 100 global technology companies experienced slower sales and operating income growth in the second quarter. Learn more about the latest industry trends, key performance indicators and future outlook.

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Average deal-value in 2Q11 rose to a level not seen since 2000. Cloud computing, smart mobility, sector consolidation, the smart grid, solar energy and internet and mobile video were the trends behind 2Q11’s ten multibillion dollar transactions. Learn the dynamics driving deals and the outlook for continued M&A growth in technology.

Global technology M&A update: 1Q11 highlights

The first quarter started the year off strong for global technology M&A, with deal numbers increasing 26% YOY and 13% sequentially — the eighth consecutive quarter without a decline. As technology innovations steer society toward a “smart world,” we anticipate a strong year for M&A. Learn more about today’s driving trends.

Technology survey: internal audit benchmarking

If you could compare your company's internal audit practices against your industry peers, wouldn’t you? From identifying key business risks to resolving deficiencies, we gained first-hand knowledge on how chief audit executives operate across the world. Tap into our key findings and see for yourself how your corporate structure compares.

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2010 had a full-year increase of 41% in deal numbers and a 26% increase in total value. While mobile, social and cloud dominated the industry, other trends drove deals as well. Will M&A growth continue into 2011? Find out why we say “yes” and which trends point to renewed confidence.

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