Conor Moore says investors are still willing to put money into growth companies that can demonstrate a clear path to profitability through the pandemic.
Greg Matthews said the majority of respondents in a KPMG survey said their firm has recently been subject to regulatory enforcement related to third-party risk management.
"As much as COVID-19 changed how people work and how organizations invest in technology," says KPMG Chair and CEO Paul Knopp, "companies are re-assessing their values and purpose.”
Scott Rankin says spending is expected to set record levels this year as schools continue with a mix of in-person and virtual learning, and parents equipping their children for in-home learning environments.
To succeed in the new normal, organizations need to redefine their consumer approach. Scott Rankin reviews key insights from a June 2020 KPMG survey of 1,000 consumers.
Rick Arpin says casinos should work "to attract new, younger customer segments while staying in touch with existing customers, who may not return to the physical property as quickly.”
"COVID-19 has taken a terrible human toll and it created a significant economic impact.," says Peter Torrente. "It has also accelerated the need for digital innovation at our country’s banks.’’
“Retailers need to rapidly re-evaluate their customer base, uncover the signals of permanent change and transform their business to meet customers where they are, in the new reality,” says Scott Rankin.
Arun Ghosh says the pilot shows blockchain could improve patient safety by reducing the time it takes to alert the supply chain of a product recall from a few days to a few seconds.
The U.S. economy shrank at a 4.8% pace during the first three months of 2020 as the coronavirus spread, the steepest contraction since the last recession.
Conor Moore says U.S.-based VC investors are poised to become even more cautious with their investments moving forward in the uncertain COVID-19 environment.
Regina Mayor says the drop "clearly shows the concerns in the market with the ability to take delivery and have a place to store oil as we move forward in the next few weeks."
Larry Kocot says the legislation aims to increase the supply of medical equipment, provide needed funding for treatment and vaccine development, and enhance overall preparedness for COVID-19.
