Industry insights and research

Sean Sullivan discusses five key trends that are reshaping the industry, including the rollout of 5G wireless networks.

This year's conference in Houston will focus on how to thrive in what has become a volatile and unpredictable energy environment.

KPMG Chief Economist Constance Hunter says the labor market is in a healthy place and the Fed has near perfect conditions to remain in pause mode and to extend the expansion.

A KPMG survey found that talent shortages represent the greatest overall threat to future growth.

"Investment in and adoption of IA technologies are occurring at a rapid pace," says Cliff Justice, "but many organizations are struggling to demonstrate significant impact.”

KPMG Chief Economist Constance Hunter breaks down the numbers in the government's latest jobs report.

Blockchain can eliminate inefficiencies in supply chains, address the challenges of global trade and tariffs, improve product tracking and safety, help reduce fraud, automate tax processes, and better track and protect data.

Tim Zanni says Silicon Valley’s traditional tech industry dominance is being challenged by an overburdened infrastructure, high cost of living and other concerns.

Michelle Wroan says cable companies, wireless service providers, technology giants and media companies are racing to find the right balance between content, price, access and consumer preferences.

Kelly Rau, James Suglia and Camille Asaro discuss the finding's of KPMG's sixth report on Women in Alternative Investments.

Lynne Doughtie says the future of work, cyber security and widening geopolitical divisions will be at the heart of many conversations at the 2019 World Economic Forum.

P. Scott Ozanus says the solution to 21st century challenges almost never is to work harder with a 20th century approach.

Addressing the demands of millennials is an ongoing challenge.

Most recognize the need to transform their workforces, but only 40 percent have a plan ito do so. Mike DiClaudio says organizations that don’t risk falling perilously behind.

KPMG Chief Economist Constance Hunter shares her views on the state of the economy heading into the New Year.

Talent in the boardroom and throughout the organization, along with understanding the potential impact of disruptive risks posed by advances in digital technologies, will be critically important.

KPMG's Gary Silberg predicts that with the push of a button, consumers will have their orders fulfilled far more efficiently than ever.

KPMG's Kiran Nagaraj says without large-scale participation by financial services companies, crypto may not succeed.

Forty-eight percent expressed concern that becoming the victim of a cyber-attack is a matter of when, not if.

Highlights of a conversation between KPMG's Jose R. Rodriguez and Eurasia Group's Ian Bremmer.

Regina Mayor says artificial intelligence and robotics could improve oil rig safety and identify problems before they arise.

With the unemployment rate at falling to a level unseen since since 1969, Constance Hunter says there is good reason to believe wage gains are here to stay.

KPMG’s Ed Chanda sees success coming from automation and increased use of cognitive technologies.

Jeff LeSage, KPMG’s Americas Vice Chairman – Tax, reflects on the results of the CTO Outlook study.