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What is behind this troubling pattern of cost overruns and schedule delays – and what can be done to address it?
This study examines five root causes:
* Program management challenges
* Technical complexity
* Talent shortage
* Supply chain challenges
* Politics
According to this Deloitte "Point of View" report, governments will have to respond to this crisis the way many of them have responded to past crises—by discovering new ways to do more for less. Through innovation, reexamination of operational models, and thoughtfully directed support of key public- and private-sector institutions, they and the economies under their leadership can emerge as more efficient, competitive players in a post-crisis environment.
Highlights:
* How is the public sector going to deal with the financial crisis?
* Expanded role for governments after the financial crisis
* How is the public sector going to reduce costs?
* What are the challenges for the public sector?
* Improvement of operational efficiency
* Who will pay for it?
* How can the public sector benefit from this financial crisis?
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The worldwide market for financial services is evolving rapidly, and is likely to look very different by the year 2010. This study from Deloitte Research identifies major market drivers and operational challenges that financial institutions will likely face over the next four years and pin-points the strategies and practices recommended to create the "Hallmarks of Success."
The key drivers and challenges include the creation of new asset classes, aging populations, restructuring of the payments business, and emerging market opportunities.
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The key drivers and challenges include the creation of new asset classes, aging populations, restructuring of the payments business, and emerging market opportunities.
Despite overwhelming satisfaction with the convenience and speed of online loan applications, a significant portion of bank customers still harbor doubts whether they gain any true advantages from the process. Some 41 percent say they’re still more comfortable with traditional in-branch or call-center applications, according to a new report from Deloitte LLP.
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Despite overwhelming satisfaction with the convenience and speed of online loan applications, a significant portion of bank customers still harbor doubts whether they gain any true advantages from the process. Some 41 percent say they’re still more comfortable with traditional in-branch or call-center applications, according to a new report from Deloitte LLP.
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