Industry Assessments

In the next 24 years, renewable energy will be the fastest growing energy source and will compete, if not beat, fossil fuel sources when it comes to cost. And by 2050, alternative fuel sources could provide as much as 80 percent of the U.S. electric power. This translates to incredible improvements in the world’s climate crisis and great things for the health of our planet. But it also paves the way for some pretty cool technological innovations. Here’s a look at our multi-part assessment that helps you to understand where you are now and where do you want to go.

New-age fintech challengers are chipping at “traditional banks” from all sides and slowly dismantling the protective walls built up by the incumbents over the past century. The banking and wider finance industry is facing these upstart digital banking innovation challengers across the spectrum of payments, cash, lending, money transfer, investment management, and lending, among other areas. Here’s a look at our multi-part assessment that helps you to understand where you are now and where do you want to go.

Our new analysis of the construction technology ecosystem finds emerging trends, constellations of solutions, and an ever-increasing universe of technology use cases that are disrupting the way we plan, design, and execute projects. Here’s a look at our multi-part assessment that helps you to understand where you are now and where do you want to go.

The oil and gas industry, historically, has been fueled by innovation. Reflection seismography, which first revolutionized petroleum exploration in the 1920s, prompted oilfield discoveries worldwide and filled billions of barrels of oil. Fluid catalytic cracking, discovered in 1937, served to advance refining and still produces most of the world’s gasoline. More recently, horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) led the commercial exploitation of massive, unconventional oil and gas resources that were once considered uneconomic.

As the industry faces continued pressure to streamline operations and reduce costs due to overcapitalization, budget overruns, and production oversupply, our multi-part assessment will help you to understand where you are now and where do you want to go and in defining or executing your organization’s innovation strategy.