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Automotive With sales of more than 400 billion EUR, the Automotive industry in Germany is the strongest industry and the backbone of the entire German economy.
Energy sector The entire energy sector is subject to profound change. At our Industry Expertise Centre for the Energy Sector, experts from our three divisions – auditing, tax and consulting services – are available to help you with bespoke auditing and...
Financial Services Banks are faced with ever faster change and growing regulatory, legal and accounting legislation requirements.
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Healthcare management Constant changes in health and social services and the constantly increasing pressure to achieve profitability are making change a growing challenge for management. In our top-selling healthcare industry centre, we can offer you the support of a...
Trade and consumer goods The boundaries between traditional and online trading are continuing to dissolve. Like in almost no other industry, process innovation drives opportunities in the industry: multichannel platforms, Web controlling, e-targeting and e-commerce...
Transport and logistics Delivering goods to their destinations faster, more reliably and at a lower cost than competitors: This is what characterises transport quality and outstanding logistics. And international competition is decided by these factors.
Public companies and administration Efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and citizen-friendliness are the main objectives of public authorities and their enterprises. To sustainably achieve this target, continuous observation of the current issues at all levels of decision-making...
Real Estate Thanks to the relatively favourable and stable economic situation in Germany, the German real estate market is attracting massive investment from home and abroad. Our Industry Expertise Centre for Real Estate Services offers you tailor-made...
Foundations and non-profit organisations The importance of non-profit organisations increases year by year. The non-profit sector – also known as the third sector, or civil society – employs around three million people and contributes between 4 and 5% of GDP.
Technology, media and telecommunications Technology is the elementary innovation driver of the coming years. There are few sectors of the economy that are not affected. Cashless payment, self-driving cars, inter-networked goods and the Internet of Things are the immediate future.