Over the last years, we have had the chance to advise a diverse group of clients from many sectors of industry. Our clients include major corporations just as much as family companies and small to medium enterprises. We are also proud supporters of public sector and non-profit organizations. Our projects range from the automotive to the aerospace industry, from mechanical engineering to the energy sector, and from chemical enterprises to financial services and hospitals and healthcare providers
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2017 has taken the automotive industry by surprise with many, major challenges affecting it. Home-grown problems only add to the general pressure to evolve:
After the disruptions of the financial crisis, the sector had a short reprieve. Now, the post-Brexit world and the rise of fintech companies are causing new turbulence:
The consulting industry itself is experiencing a time of transition. Many organizations have built up internal consulting competences. There are many new challenges, including:
The dramatic developments in the pharmaceutical industry show no signs of abating. The still increasing cost pressures in all major markets are placing entire business models in jeopardy, but also open up enticing new opportunities. The list of challenges is long:
The climate debate and the political, commercial, and technical forces unleashed by it have caused massive changes in the energy sector. The companies in the industry need to confront the following issues:
The shake-up of the healthcare system and the increasing demands of patients and their families concerning medical and care standards are creating many new challenges for the actors in this high-profile sector:
Although many right and important decisions have been taken in the recent past, the consumer goods sector remains affected by challenges on all sides. The following trends will determine the winners and losers in the industry:
The future of the industry seems affected by the greatest uncertainties of its history:
The future of the mechanical engineering sector will need to respond to the following trends:
More and more complex regulations and regulatory demands and the trend towards consolidation in hospital trusts are making it harder for medium-sized players to maintain their commercial track record. Innovation remains a constant and costly necessity at the same time.
The professionalization of lobbying and the fragmentation of commercial interests is creating new challenges for industry associations, while the pressure of costs remains a constant concern: