Construction industry

The building and construction industry is one of the main pillars of the economy, both nationally and internationally. It creates essential foundations for social development: housing, mobility networks, energy infrastructure and public facilities. However, the ongoing need for modern, sustainable infrastructure is increasingly placing the industry in a complex field of tension.

In addition to the noticeable shortage of skilled labour, construction companies are under high margin and time pressure. At the same time, regulatory requirements, geopolitical uncertainties and the need to tackle climate change with resource-efficient construction are increasing demands. Funding programmes such as the special fund for infrastructure and climate protection projects as well as legal measures to accelerate residential construction are evidence of this: The public sector is taking responsibility for the industry.

The automotive industry is under great pressure to transform, which simultaneously requires far-reaching efforts and opens up numerous opportunities. Above all, it is important to anticipate changes in customer behaviour, regulatory requirements and technological developments at an early stage and translate them into innovative product and service solutions and create new ecosystems.

Under the premise of enabling sustainable mobility, there is a need to drive forward new drive systems and the electrification of the fleet, mobility-as-a-service, micromobility and environmentally friendly processes and production methods. In addition, the new mobility of tomorrow will be networked and autonomous, which is why the automotive industry will be no exception: Whoever has sovereignty over the data will be among the winners.

We will support you comprehensively with our expertise and help you to act rather than react in the future. To this end, we keep an eye on customer expectations, regulatory requirements and new technological innovations and help you to actively shape the new normal.