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Welcome to the May edition of Industry Insights for Consumer Products and Retail
This year may already be throwing some curve balls but companies prioritizing innovation will be the first to base. This month we highlight what internal audit, digital, IT and finance leaders are doing to accelerate change amid adversity.
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By Carol Raimo, Global Leader, Consumer Products and Services Industry Practice, Protiviti
People management issues, rising customer competition among top risk drivers for CPG and retail companies
Labor issues, unexpected crises are top risks for airline and hospitality companies
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Lingering Effects of Pandemic and Operational Challenges Are Top Concerns for Consumer Products and Services Organisations
The continuing global challenges and potential existential threat posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Political divisiveness and polarisation. Social and economic unrest. Gridlock.
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Threats to supply chain, workforce and customer demand cited among top 2022 risks by CPS industry leaders.
Whether it’s disruptive technologies, supply chain bottlenecks, rising costs, labor shortages, data breaches, or restrictive government policies, the Consumer Products and Services (CPS) industry group faces numerous market-changing risks in 2022 and
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Across many retail and consumer goods categories, companies are contending with talent shortages that have increased labor costs,
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Companies in the Retail and Consumer Products Industry are exposed to material Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risks across the value chain – from sourcing and manufacturing to the distribution and use of products.
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Whether it’s challenges in the supply chain, rising cost of products, raw materials and shipping, disruptive technologies, labor shortages, data breaches, or restrictive government policies, the list of market-changing risks facing the retail and consumer packaged goods industry is long and daunting.
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Finance leaders in the retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industries plan to continue to address major priorities created by the e-commerce boom, market disruptions and the growing expectations around social accountability.
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Galvanised by the need to digitise, more and more businesses are moving operations to the cloud – but a careful strategy is required if full value is to be achieved
Cloud-based services allowed many businesses to continue to function productively at the peak of the pandemic, thanks to the flexibility they offer.
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The effects of the pandemic have resulted in a major shift in consumer preferences and behaviors that have upended businesses and services, unlike anything in the past. Today, consumer goods and retail companies are continuing to feel the weight of these challenges.
