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Issues Driving growth Sowing the seeds of future success - Ernst & Young - Türkiye

Gelecekteki başarının tohumlarını atmak

Bu krizden güçlü bir konumda çıkmak için işinizi geliştiren fırsatları tespit etmeli ve size rakiplerinizden ayıran stratejiler geliştirmeli ve uygulamalısınız.Yeni ürünler üretmekten tutun, yeni pazarlara açılmaya kadar, iş modelinizi güçlendirmenin tam zamanı. Bu yüzden yeni büyüme fırsatları oluşmaya başlarken onları yakalamaya hazır olmalısınız.


Bunu başarmak, işletmesel verimliliğe devamlı olarak odaklanmayı, stratejik kazanımlar edinmeyi ve doğru pazarlarda pay sahibi olmayı gerektirir. Ernst & Young ‘ın farklı alanlarda donanımlı ekipleri, entegre ve objektif önerilerle size giderleri kontrol altında tutmayı, verimliliği arttırmayı, fırsatları değerlendirmeyi ve satın almadan elde edilen geliri arttırmayı sağlamada yardımcı olur. Böylelikle değişime daha iyi hazırlanmış, yeni pazarlara açılan ve gelecekte de başarısını sürekli kılan esnek bir kurum olabilirsiniz.

 

 

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2011 European attractiveness survey

Perhaps surprisingly, Europe ranks second only to China as the world’s most attractive investment region. How can it maintain its competitiveness as a region in the global economy in 2011? And which growth drivers – cleantech, digital innovation, or other ideas – will be the keys to its future?

Global IPO activity continues to rebound in 2011

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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.

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