Surveys and Studies
You will find here all the featured Forvis Mazars' surveys, studies and whitepapers prepared by our experts in a variety of industries.
Are you missing the tech train?
Mazars group publishes global study on familiarity, investment and implementation levels surrounding five transformative workplace technologies. The five technologies in question were AI, Blockchain, IoT RPA, and ERP.
CEE View: Inbound M&A report 2018/2019
Mazars is pleased to present the CEE View: Inbound M&A report 2018/2019, in collaboration with Mergermarket. This new report offers an overview of mergers and acquisitions activity in 2018 in the Central & Eastern European (CEE) region, and looks ahead to the challenges and opportunities for the near future.
Mazars 2018 Global Water Risk Survey
To celebrate the global water day, Mazars is glad to share the key results of the latest Mazars global water survey, focusing on the global water risks.
Global Ecommerce Survey 2017
Digitalisation is changing the way retailers sell goods and services, as well as the way that customers purchase them, bringing a multitude of opportunities and new risks.
Research Report on Board Leadership of Corporate Culture in Europe
Setting the right corporate tone from the top is seen as by far and away the most effective way to influence the culture in today’s businesses. Lead by example, and others will follow that lead. But research among European company board directors reveals that this belief is not being reinforced by action on how their businesses behaves.
Mazars 2017 Luxury Study
In response to a world shaken by increasing global economic volatility, the luxury industry is starting to focus on sustainability and ethics. Respect for the environment, recycling materials and innovating new ones, integrity throughout the value chain, collaborative and digital economy, and social entrepreneurship are among the strategic priorities for luxury companies.
2017 Mazars Global Water Risk Survey
Is your business taking water for granted? Today's water might be tomorrow's oil. In 2016 alone, they may be facing $14 billion of water-related impacts. This is more than five times the $2.6 billion reported the previous year*