Results for Search Submit Filter by: Advanced Filter All results Solutions Industry People Client Story Insights/Blogs Filter Blog A Shift in View: Energy and Utilities Organizations Replace Risks Related to Change With More Pressing Concerns New environment: Cybersecurity and heightened regulatory scrutiny became two of the major concerns for energy and utilities companies in 2024, as noted in our Executive Perspectives on Top Risks Survey. This is a significant change in perspective from 2023. Why it matters: Energy and utilities organizations have begun to accept broader changes happening in their industry — most notably, the… Blog Using Data Analytics to Identify Physician Coding Opportunities The big picture: Provider organizations face increasing regulatory scrutiny on professional fee billing practices but have finite auditing resources to address these challenges. What’s new: Employing data analytics when executing professional fee billing (PB) medical coding audits allows physician groups to rank coding-compliance risk areas and reduce audit sample sizes while providing assurance… Blog Manufacturing Client Story: Data Excellence Paves the Way to S/4HANA Readiness In the dynamic landscape of modern business, maintaining operational excellence and the need to plan for future digital transformations are critical for organizations to remain competitive and adaptive. We recently partnered with a client that recognized the pivotal role accurate and well-managed data would play. This strategic initiative represented a critical position within a broader… Leadership Pierce Chakraborty Pierce Chakraborty is a seasoned executive in the Identity and Access field. He is a trusted IAM advisor to a multitude of Fortune 500 companies across several key industries including telecommunications, financial services, and big tech. His expertise in Digital Identity includes every technical IAM area with vast amounts of experience performing end-end implementations for a variety of clients… Blog The cities are alright: Yes, they’ll survive... and be far more important in 2030 and beyond Cities may have bent, but they’re not broken. Reports of their demise have been greatly exaggerated.Too many executives are unprepared for the coming climate crisis.Cities’ revenues have suffered. Now, we need businesses to re-invest in cities. Blog It’s the end of the work as we know it, and I feel fine We’ve spent months asking questions about the future of work, and now we have some very educated guesses as to where this all leads.While some may want to return to the good old days, it’s becoming increasingly clear there’s no going back.Workers have options and will surely exercise them. Blog Hyperbole, hype and hope? Trillions of reasons why the metaverse matters Let’s start at the beginning: Protiviti defines the metaverse as “an immersive, collaborative virtual world that exists as physical and virtual objects converge.”Some forecasts have put the metaverse’s overall global economic impact as high as $15 trillion by 2030. Hyperbole, hype and hope? Maybe, but there’s some smart people and significant brands betting on its success.Business leaders will… Blog Wealth management in a digital future with Greg Dillon of OneTeam Financial "I don’t think that the digitization of the monetary system really changes the game for wealth managers, but I do think that the U.S. is behind a lot of countries as far as payments go and the digital payment systems.""Given the fact that [crypto is] not as traceable as bank deposits, it does open itself up for these illicit transactions and things that are outside of the scope of what we really… Blog Longtime regulator Tom Vartanian on crypto and a CBDC: Proceed with caution "I tend to think that cryptocurrency is never going to be money. It may be an investment. It may be a security. It may be a commodity. I don’t ever think it’s going to be money.""We’ve got a regulatory system that I have argued is terribly out of date, terribly misfocused, and at the end of the day, focused on only a small portion of the financial services business.""If you can open up an account… Blog Is the U.S. dollar in decline? Financial experts weigh in on its status in a changing world The gap between the U.S. dollar and other global currencies will decline over the next decade, as will its share of foreign trade, but I don’t see that happening in a significant way any time soon.A weakened dollar will not only has enormous economic implications, but political and geopolitical implications, as well. Business leaders, executives and directors need to prepare for a world… Load More
