PwC’s review of reporting practices of the FTSE 350 for 2017-18 gives insight into current and emerging practices, top tips to improve the quality of reporting & good practice examples to inspire action and change.
Cloud based services are typically described along two axis: by location (Public, Private or Hybrid); and by service type (Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform- as-a-Service (PaaS), Software- as-a-Service (SaaS)). Regardless of the location or service type, service providers will promise that cloud can deliver organisational, financial, technological and service performance benefits.
Companies that fail to invest in effective governance over their key suppliers could end up paying more in the long term due to poor quality, avoidable overspend, disputes, non-compliance and business interruption. But how can companies catch this early?
Organisations are increasingly transforming their technology and telecommunications estates so as to increase business efficiency, comply with regulatory change, or to keep step with technological innovation. As service providers look to differentiate themselves in an increasingly commoditised market, they will offer additional services that promise material additional value.
PwC’s quarterly technical update on recent developments and topical issues in UK GAAP and IFRS.
The Higher Education sector is going through arguably one of its most turbulent periods for a generation. This paper aims to add to the discussion by giving a view of what’s on the agenda for universities in 2018 as expressed through their risk registers.
Technology service providers are quick to advocate the virtues of agile development over more traditional waterfall methods. Agile development is an iterative, incremental approach where features are designed, built, tested and released through a short 'sprint cycle'.
PwC's programme for audit committees includes a series of workshops featuring topics high on the audit committee agenda.
