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Deloitte’s latest outlook highlights how AI adoption, sustainability demands and shifting consumer habits are reshaping Belgium’s digital economy.

Eighth edition of Best Managed Companies highlights three newcomers and three Platinum labelled companies.

Deloitte's Belgian Scale-Ups Confidence Survey highlights top priorities, challenges, and trends shaping the country’s start-up ecosystem.

Deloitte has released its latest edition of the Global Automotive Consumer Study. The findings indicate that Belgian consumers are delaying car purchases and continue to prefer petrol and diesel vehicles over BEVs. Meanwhile, younger and urban consumers are increasingly open to flexible, shared mobility solutions, but cost remains a major factor in decision-making. 

One in four Belgians struggles to pay unexpected medical costs above €200  

The landscape of digital banking is evolving, with a growing emphasis on hyper-personalisation, streamlined experiences, and simplicity in service design, focusing on service quality rather than quantity.

Almost one in three European companies (32%) considers regulation a major barrier to long-term investment. That is one of the conclusions of Deloitte’s recent research. The research has been structured in a scorecard, which provides an overview of several priority areas.

As the global transition to EVs accelerates, there are growing concerns about the demand for the minerals needed for battery production.

Deloitte’s 13th Gen Z & Millennial Survey highlights AI fluency, career development, purpose and mental health as key workplace priorities.

Deloitte's Digital Consumer Trends report 2024 provides insight into the use of technology, AI, streaming and connectivity among Belgian consumers.

While nearly two in three Belgian employees are aware of generative AI, one in three still hasn’t used the technology. That is the conclusion of a study conducted by IPSOS for Deloitte amongst 2,714 Belgian respondents aged 16-75.

Despite challenging market conditions, Deloitte Belgium strengthens its market position with growth.

Deloitte and Vlerick Business School look back at ten years of the Rising Star Competition and identify the characteristics of a promising tech startup.

Deloitte today introduces the latest edition of its Global Automotive Consumer Study, a survey conducted among more than 25,000 consumers in more than 25 countries, of which 1,000 Belgians, on a variety of critical issues impacting the automotive sector. The study reveals that despite the rising number of electric vehicles, private consumers in Belgium continue to prefer the familiar internal combustion engine.

From tech companies leading the way in their climate commitments, LEO satellite collisions, rad-hard chips, and more, discover our 2023 TMT predictions.

Deloitte Belgium and KBC have investigated the mindset and role of retail investors in financing the sustainable transition. They organized a survey of 1.000 retail investors aged from 25 to 75 and four panel discussions with groups of investors. They also compared the results with recent academic literature, with input received from the Chair in Sustainable Finance of HEC Liège. The research findings are very relevant for all stakeholders.

Deloitte Belgium's new AI chatbot, PairD, uses GPT-3.5 to unlock Deloitte's internal knowledge, enabling employees to work for clients more securely, reliably, and efficiently.

Deloitte’s 2023 Gen Z and millennial Survey explores how the disruptive events of the last three years have shaped respondents’ lives and views. Belgian Gen Zs and millennials acknowledge workplace progress, but are critically reviewing the role that work plays in their life, seeking a better work/life balance. They continue to push companies to drive change on topics like mental wellbeing (especially Gen Z) and sustainability (especially millennials). There is a huge opportunity for business leaders to partner and collaborate with their younger workforce, who are the leaders of the future after all.

Analysis of ten years of Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 shows that scale-ups are increasingly putting growth ahead of profitability.

Deloitte BE's FY23 financial results show positive growth that is different to previous years

Deloitte research shows that ChatGPT remains the most used AI tool in Belgium, but it has not yet found its way into our working life.

Bullswap wins Deloitte Belgium's Technology Fast 50 with a growth of 7176%. OTIV wins the Rising Star award.

Despite sustainability challenges and interest rate shocks, Belgium retains stable market characteristics compared to its neighbouring countries. It will need a holistic approach to tackle those challenges in the future.

Deloitte Belgium today released its Technology Fast 50 nominees, the list of the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in Belgium. Deloitte also named the 10 finalists for its Rising Star competition.

Belgian business leaders consider focusing on skills the top priority to unlock their workforce’s full potential and remain successful amidst constant disruption.

The fourth and latest edition of Deloitte’s Scale-Ups Confidence Survey, this year in collaboration with the Flemish investment company PMV, shows that after a post-pandemic confidence boost from 6.9/10 to 8.4/10, scale-ups reported a drop in confidence levels to 7.9/10 in March 2023.

While the corporate vehicle market is robust, private consumers in Belgium are 25% less intent to purchase a vehicle than they were a year ago

The top reason that Belgian consumers choose an electric vehicle is lower fuel costs, followed by less maintenance and extra taxes on traditional combustion engine vehicles