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We explore how the mid-market tech sector can continue to build and nurture a culture that’s increasingly more diverse and inclusive for women.

Businesses are seeing rising challenges, and finance heads are dealing with a range of new measures. To say the next 12 months are critical for businesses is an understatement.

In this article, we’ve summarised key elements of the global tax reform proposals, their potential impact on technology industry and advice from our digital tax specialists on what technology companies can do to prepare.

Our research revealed five key trends that resonated with Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) industry leaders around the world. We asked a panel of our experts from UK, US, India Ireland and Germany, to give us their reaction to the findings.

We consider the key business questions facing technology firms in 2021.

Technology, media and telecoms (TMT) is one of the few industries to retain more than a glimmer of optimism in the midst of COVID-19.

Technology companies must adopt a new approach to digital risk: those that successfully develop a reputation for digital trust by demonstrating an unwavering commitment to cyber security and data privacy will be able to carve out a competitive advantage.

In 2018, technology is top of mind for CFOs. New technologies offer new opportunities, but also new risks. CFOs have to find a comfortable pace of technology investment and adoption. Get a few tips based on our research report.

Our International Business Report (IBR) suggests that European businesses recognise that investment in technology and investment in future growth are synonymous.

Results in our latest IBR show that 68% of industry leaders see technology as an opportunity to be leveraged, with only 13% viewing it as a risk to...

The ASEAN trade bloc is a growing force in the world economy and its increasing influence brings with it prime investment opportunities for businesses both inside and outside the region, not least through a stand-out e-health sector.

Blockchain has been seized upon by the financial services sector, where it is playing a crucial role in tracking and authenticating transactions.

For tomorrow’s billion-dollar tech companies, the challenge and complexity of tax should never be underestimated.

As productivity rates fall, businesses and governments need to find new ways to make inputs work harder if living standards are to be maintained.

Tomorrow, we can expect new technologies enabling the internet of things to create opportunities for future fast-growth companies. Some will become industry leaders – the Xiaomis and Ubers of tomorrow. Many more will fail – either because their offering wasn’t differentiated enough, or because their management made the wrong decisions.

As global attitudes towards tax change, tech companies need to future-proof their tax practices to stand up to enhanced scrutiny. The way in which companies markets and sells its services can also have tax implications. Therefore, one thing is clear – tax matters, and ambitious tech companies need to develop a tax strategy that can keep pace with their growth aspirations.