Bloomberg QuickTake

Created in partnership with Bloomberg Media Group, this video series offers a variety of KPMG professionals who provide insights on the number of different technologies that are disrupting business and discuss how organizations can leverage these innovations to drive success. From hot topics like artificial intelligence and blockchain, and how they are being used to create art, drive mail trucks, and track diamonds, join us in seeing how new technologies are changing the way the world works.

Brad L. Brown

Global Technology Leader and CIO for Tax, KPMG US

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Carl Carande

Vice Chair, Advisory, KPMG US

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The new logistics of driverless trucks

KPMG partner Tom Mayor discusses the advent of driverless trucks and how and where logistics companies should potentially plan their investments in an artificial intelligence-powered work environment.

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The Robot Rembrandt

KPMG principal Todd Lohr talks about Ai-Da, a robot artist whose talents are developed by learning from a large data set, showing that artificial intelligence is moving beyond its use for repetitive tasks and now into the creative realm.

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Blockchain delivers clarity

KPMG director Tegan Keele provides insight on the UK company that is currently using blockchain to track $2.5 million worth of diamonds so that consumers can safely identify where they came from, and how other organizations can use the technology to instill customer trust and transparency.

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AI aids accountants

KPMG's Global Tax Technology Leader Brad Brown discusses the firm's use of leveraging IBM Watson to provide companies with a fast and efficient way of identifying potential R&D expenses that may qualify for federal tax credits.

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Tax departments take flight

KPMG's Global Tax Technology Leader Brad Brown talks about the number of companies that are moving their tax departments from in-house to accounting firms, and how organizations who are exploring this option should best plan accordingly in order to avoid making shortsighted decisions.

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Is your company ready for the next recession?

KPMG principal Ron Walker reveals how companies can prepare for a potential recession by using artificial intelligence to help them find cost-effective suppliers, reduce the cost of sourcing, and make smarter procurement decisions in order to drive savings.

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AI could improve earnings estimates

In this video, KPMG principal Sanjay Sehgal discusses how AI is able to analyze external data and signals to provide organizations with more accurate earnings forecasts.

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Will a French tax start a revolution?

France’s recently imposed a 3% tax on big tech company revenues. The United States responded that the tax was discriminatory towards U.S. tech companies and wants an international agreement that would tax all multinationals, not just the tech giants.

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AI sends workers back to school

Amazon recently announced that it will spend $700 million to retrain one-third of its U.S. workforce. With the advent of AI in the workforce, jobs that require repetition may require organizations to consider adopting a similar training strategy.

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Investing in tomorrow's workforce

In this video, KPMG Foundation chairman Rob Arning discusses KPMG’s commitment to lifelong learning, from elementary through the C-Suite, to help create the workforce of tomorrow.

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