A practical guide for tech innovators
A comprehensive guide for emerging tech enterprises, detailing essential steps for establishing a profitable business and providing expert guidance on navigating the path to growth.
Technology, media & telecommunications
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Technology, media & telecommunications
Innovative ideas for fast-growing, digitally connected technology, media and telecoms companies
The evolution of the TMT landscape continues at a rapid pace. In our digital age, the tech ecosystem is full of innovators and disruptors. Digital companies must be dynamic in response to emerging market forces and tech trends. At Mazars, we help create future-ready and agile digital businesses, poised to seize opportunities as they emerge. Clients, investors, markets and regulators trust our work and are confident in our ability to do what is right. Our scale and expertise mean we can support you in building a more prosperous, connected world with solutions that are the right fit for your future growth.
Our approach
In the world of technology, media and telecommunications, companies might compete in the same market segment but can have wildly different aspirations, motivations, and revenue drivers. We recognise this, and believe it is important to reflect this in the skills of the experts working with you. At Mazars, we take the time to understand your company’s long-term targets, challenges and provide high-tech, innovative and forward-thinking solutions that help you thrive in tomorrow’s digital world. We work closely with you to address the digital challenges and opportunities emerging from the changing regulatory environment and provide solutions that align with your corporate philosophy and business objectives. This bespoke approach for telecoms, media and technology companies means our clients benefit from tailored solutions that are uniquely relevant to their corporate journey.
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Technology and the public and social sector
12/06/2023 Julien Huvé, a Partner at Mazars, outlines some of the emerging technologies that could be used to increase trust and improve efficiency in the public and social sector.
What should tech firms do now for banking?
By Karine Philippon, Global and National Technology, Media and Telecom Practice Leader, Mazars The collapse of SVB and other banks serving Silicon Valley has been shocking and swift. What are the future implications? Should we be worried about this vital sector?
C-suite: technology and telcoms insights
15/11/2022 Earlier this year, we released our C-suite barometer, a report that captures the views of over 1,000 executives around the world. In this interview, Karine Philippon, Global Tech Media and Telecom leader, reflects on the findings and shares her analysis on current trends in the technology and telecoms sector.
C-suite: technology insights
23/09/2022 Earlier this year, we released our C-suite barometer, a report that captures the views of over 1,000 executives around the world. The study revealed that leaders expect technology and innovation trends to have the biggest impact in the coming years. In this interview, Asam Malik, Partner, Technology & Digital Consulting, Mazars shares his insights on the findings and how organisations are...
C-suite 2020: technology and telecom insights
26/03/2021 Mazars’ inaugural C-suite barometer, conducted in Q3 and Q4 2020, captures the views of over 500 executives globally. Kay Pierik, Partner, Mazars, shares his thoughts on the findings and how the insights from technology and telecoms leaders shine a light on the sector’s short and long-term future.
5G promises a new mobility era
Fifth generation technology enables mobile devices to process more data at lightning fast speeds. In the short run that means improved functionality and faster mobile downloads, streaming and gaming. In the longer run it will enable connected vehicles, autonomous cars, real time access to information about how to make greener local journeys, and many other advances across the mobility spectrum.
Tech firms and the new working world
How we live and work has seemingly changed overnight. With much of the world in lockdown, people and businesses are turning to technology to keep them going, whether it’s the surge in video chats, trials of app-based medical advice or growing interest in online food delivery kits.
Mobility: avoiding the data deluge
Improving maintenance, delivering standout customer experience and smartly managing the supply chain: data promises to help mobility fly further in 2021 and beyond. But as more information is collected, how can it be put to best use? And what new risks does an abundance of data create for mobility businesses and insurers?
Designing the blueprints for future cities
Most of the planet’s emissions are produced by cities and their populations: in the coming years urban mobility will have to play a greater role in reducing them. From hydrogen buses and smart traffic lights, to reimagined town plans and data-driven cycle routes, cities around the world are already finding ways to become greener and easier places to live and work.
Auto transformation: petrol tanks to data banks
Automotive consumers’ priorities have long been shifting from simply getting from A to B to comfort, status, entertainment, and more. Today, they are changing again, accelerating towards sustainability and ‘mobility as a service’ (MaaS). Companies in the automotive ecosystem that stand to win and grow in this environment will form strategic partnerships, make the best use of data, and be imaginative...
Are You Missing the Tech Train
Mazars publishes Tech Train study revealing global technological familiarity, investment and implementation levels
The future of telcos
Mazars publishes global study ‘The Future of Telcos: winning the client experience, the case of mobile financial services’
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