Stealing from birds: How designs in nature can be appropriated for human innovation
Scientists and engineers are starting to recognize the opportunity in borrowing solutions from nature to take on our most difficult problems.
A format that borrows from the popular TED Talks series, but ours are focused on areas of innovation and lessons that can be learned in 12 minutes or less.
Explore KPMG's "Tech Talk" video series
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Finding what your customers really need, not patching what they already have
KPMG has cultivated an approach based in examining core needs –what clients value– to create solutions that directly address challenges that are often buried under years of habit and detail.
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The Human-Machine partnership: How technology makes us more efficient
The partnership between humans and machines means automation augments the human effort so we spend less time on things that don't require human intuition–and more time on the things that people do best and enjoy most.
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Humans vs. Bots – Who will win in the workplace?
Debunking the paranoia that bots are taking over our jobs.
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Big data isn't enough: How decision making is the key to making big data matter
KPMG has built an approach to decision making that finds value in data that typically never emerges by other approaches.
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You can’t not change: How IA is transforming
Here’s what’s happened so far in Tax, what’s next, and how it applies to what you do every day.
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Why a tax guy went digital
How digital transformation will continue to change the business of tax.
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Transformation by technology and the human touch
How KPMG re-engineered a system involving hundreds of human analysts and millions of pages of data annually so that judgments became consistent, response time came way down, and reliability was restored.
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Surrounded by pies: A breakthrough for security and transparency
A new method of project management, based in new technology, tracks every interaction in real-time and with audit-level accuracy.
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A million little pieces: Most cyber breaches don't have to happen
Technology is a tool that depends on human intervention – and the orderly management of a process that depends on literally a million little pieces.
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No more apples-to-oranges
A tech solution to the “fruit salad” approach to data analysis that frees you to spend more time making decisions and less time sorting the numbers.
