The number and sophistication of digital solutions at an organisation’s fingertips continues to explode. They help us work faster, smarter and better than ever before. But they are complex and difficult to manage without the right in-house expertise. That is where our experts come in – our specialists know the solutions and technology inside-out and can get you up and running quickly, with better results, and more time to focus on the core of your business.
We take a flexible, tailored approach that recognises every organisation is different. Some companies need instant and intense assistance, for example when they discover a cyber breach. Others may require a sustained, long-term collaboration as they explore and implement multi-year projects such as migration to cloud and microservices.
We combine in-depth technical knowledge, a personal approach and our sector expertise to create innovative answers and solutions that are right for each client. We can drive administrative cost savings through robotic process automation, make litigation faster with e-discovery and document review, and speed up audit using machine learning. We also have a strong and dedicated focus on advanced data analytics. We believe that the ability to transform raw data into actionable insights is a vital skill for today’s successful business.
All our technology and digital consulting is delivered with the people-centric, partnership approach that is at the heart of all our consulting services.
Cyber threats are all around us. This is not paranoia, it’s an unfortunate reality: every day brings new hacks, new data leaks, new embarrassment – and new costs, both financial and commercial. Nobody is spared. The attacks target companies large and small, as well as public-sector institutions and individuals. How can organisations protect themselves?
22/11/2021 Businesses understand they need to leverage data to stay competitive and unlock future growth. All over the world, they’re devoting significant executive time and betting big on new technologies to gain a competitive advantage. But do they have the data maturity to reach their objectives?
One of the biggest technological issues for boards and their businesses over the coming months will be managing the implementation and expectation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Organisations are increasingly leveraging technology in response to the pandemic and it has undoubtedly accelerated interest in automation. Mazars, in collaboration with Board Agenda and INSEAD, has surveyed...
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