PwC’s Physical Security Environment Survey 2016
PwC’s Physical Security Environment Survey is the first-ever survey by PwC India to be conducted in the domain of physical security threats faced by corporate India
PwC’s Physical Security Environment Survey is the first-ever survey by PwC India to be conducted in the domain of physical security threats faced by corporate India
This report prepared by PwC India and CRB encapsulates one of the ways businesses can look at their impact and the possible contribution they can make towards achieving sustainable development goals.
Safe cities: Collaborative monitoring
Innovation has been the change driver around the world, enabling accessible and affordable solutions to meet ever-shifting consumer needs. This report explores how market players in India can realise the goal of achieving unprecedented growth by 2034.
Our planet, inhabited by over 7 billion people, is in the midst of a massive transition in terms of the ecosystem, climate change, tectonic plate movements and biological evolution. Among these, climate change, largely attributable to human activities, is one of the most critical issues impacting our planet.
Our planet, inhabited by over 7 billion people, is in the midst of a massive transition in terms of the ecosystem, climate change, tectonic plate movements and biological evolution. Among these, climate change, largely attributable to human activities, is one of the most critical issues impacting our planet.
This report aims to highlight the importance of CBDs, their issues and best practices from across the globe. It presents technology initiatives that can be taken up within CBDs and lays out an action plan which will support administrators in embracing those initiatives for the improvement of CBDs.
Economic growth of a country depends on the long-term availability of energy from the sources that are affordable, accessible and environment friendly. For developing countries, the energy sector assumes critical importance in view of the ever-increasing needs, which require huge investments.
Globally, businesses are looking at the ‘Next 4 Billion’ nations for growth, especially now, given the slowdown in mature economies. These nations are defined as having average per capita income of between $1,000 and $4,000 per year, and are home to 4 billion people, or more than half of the world’s total population of 7 billion.
The measurement, benchmarking and strategic application of human capital and business function information and advice.
MAP is an alternative available to taxpayers for resolving disputes giving rise to double taxation whether juridical or economic in nature.
In the recent past, when some of the strongest economies of the world were struggling to deal with the global recession, India not only exhibited its economic resilience, but also consolidated the recovery process.
The measurement, benchmarking and strategic application of human capital and business function information and advice.
MAP is an alternative available to taxpayers for resolving disputes giving rise to double taxation whether juridical or economic in nature.
In the recent past, when some of the strongest economies of the world were struggling to deal with the global recession, India not only exhibited its economic resilience, but also consolidated the recovery process.