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xTech Futures: SpaceTech
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We are at the dawn of a new era of space exploration, one rife with opportunities across industries. Discover how your organization can participate in—and potentially profit from—the emerging space economy.
Aerospace and defense supply chain risk management
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Aerospace and defense companies are part of a highly complex network, comprising hundreds or even thousands of suppliers in a multi-tiered, webbed relationship. Dive into Deloitte's report to see what steps aerospace and defense companies can take to build resilience and navigate current and future supply chain disruptions.
2025 aerospace and defense industry outlook
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As the A&D industry navigates everything from geopolitical challenges to innovation, leaders may need to prioritize adaptability and agility and commit to embracing technological advancements. The industry is often characterized by long product development cycles and complex supply chains, which can demand constant innovation, technology integration, and continuous improvement. A&D companies that can leverage these areas may be able to thrive in an ever-evolving global landscape.
Explore Deloitte's 2024 aerospace and defense industry outlook for an in-depth look at the trends and strategies to prepare for growth.
Explore Deloitte's 2024 aerospace and defense industry outlook for an in-depth look at the trends and strategies to prepare for growth.
Advanced air mobility: Achieving scale for value realization
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Deloitte's report reveals how achieving sustainable scale and profitability may require balancing three key dynamics: team, technology, and capital. Take a deep dive into a framework to help your organization solidify its growth strategy—and explore actionable lessons learned from the electric vehicle market.
Riding the exponential growth in space
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Space is no longer some far-off mission. It’s today’s mission—and the economics of space have never been more favorable. Deloitte’s study, Riding the Exponential Growth in Space, explores how factors such as higher investment in space technology, improved infrastructure, and rapidly advancing digital technologies are helping to unlock potential for businesses across the space ecosystem.
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Perspectives GovTech Trends 2025: A government perspective
This report provides a government-specific take on Deloitte’s Tech Trends 2025 report, spotlighting the accelerating technology trends most likely to cause disruption in enterprise IT over the next 18–24 months. We explore which trends may be most relevant for governments and how ready governments are to take advantage of them.
Learn how governments can harness new opportunities in emerging technologies to transform their organizations.
Learn how governments can harness new opportunities in emerging technologies to transform their organizations.
01 May 2025
Harnessing the power of supply chain collaboration
Supply chain collaboration is key to building an agile and responsive supply chain that can withstand unforeseen challenges. By working together, supply chain partners can gain visibility into each other’s networks, identify, manage, and mitigate risks proactively, develop contingency plans, and innovate to adapt to changing market conditions.
01 May 2025
US Tax Legislation
This page is designed to keep you abreast of developments in Congress and at the White House through insights from trusted Deloitte tax specialists given the tax policy challenges ahead. Check back often for updates and to understand potential changes on corporate, individual, and international tax policy.
30 Apr 2025
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Boosting space talent: Mapping gen AI’s impact on space jobs
Deloitte
The space industry is growing at around 7% annually, which translates into demand for new and diverse talent. More than 38,000 jobs have been added to the industry in the last seven years. These include roles traditionally associated with the industry, such as aerospace engineers, and expertise familiar to other sectors, like legal staff, accountants, and operations personnel. Despite this growth, or partly because of it, the space industry has struggled to attract and retain talent, due to shortages, an aging workforce, and other issues. As the industry grows further, human capital challenges will likely continue to shape its trajectory.
Orbital observations: Enhancing space resilience with real-time cybersecurity
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The world today relies on thousands of satellites, from GPS navigation and weather monitoring to national security. As we detailed in “Stellar safeguards,” these space systems are becoming more digitally enabled, networked, and interconnected with the cyber domain. They are also being progressively utilized across both government and commercial sectors, making space systems an increasingly crucial component of today’s way of life and a prime target for cyberattacks. As the satellite industry continues its unprecedented growth, with some estimates anticipating hundreds of thousands of satellites in orbit by 2030, the “attack surface” for cyberthreats is expected to increase.
Technological Solutions for Business Innovation
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It has been another unprecedented year. The pace of technological innovation has hit warp-speed: AI-powered virtual reality experiences are pushing the boundaries of entertainment and education; meanwhile, we discover new drugs and decrypt spy codes with the power of quantum computing.
But as extraordinary as these developments are, their flashiest uses—the ones that grab the most headlines—are actually quite niche. The average American doesn't have much practical use for cutting-edge virtual reality experiences or quantum codebreakers. Which is why some of the most exciting applications for cutting-edge technology in 2023 lie in the unexpectedly ordinary—and that’s exactly where two organizations are leaning in.
But as extraordinary as these developments are, their flashiest uses—the ones that grab the most headlines—are actually quite niche. The average American doesn't have much practical use for cutting-edge virtual reality experiences or quantum codebreakers. Which is why some of the most exciting applications for cutting-edge technology in 2023 lie in the unexpectedly ordinary—and that’s exactly where two organizations are leaning in.
Facing travel’s future
Deloitte
Economic, social, and technological shifts are pushing the travel industry toward seismic change. Explore key changes, their implications on the future of travel, and how travel and tourism companies can undertake targeted transformation to meet evolving traveler expectations.
TECH TRENDS 2025
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Tech Trends 2025 reveals the extent to which AI is being woven into the fabric of our lives. We’ll eventually think of AI in the same way that we think of HTTP or electricity. We won’t proactively use it; we’ll simply experience a world in which it makes everything work smarter, faster, and more intuitively—like magic, but grounded in algorithms.
Reaping the rewards of the new space race
Deloitte
America’s decades-long leadership in space has helped our nation flourish, but the space industry’s spiraling growth will require the United States to adapt, which includes furthering international cooperation and adjusting investment strategies and regulations. It will take more than just one small step but the US can still produce giant leaps for humankind.
Accelerating the resurgence of American manufacturing
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While America is a global leader in manufacturing and the future of US manufacturing looks brighter still, it is not a foregone conclusion. Through public-private partnerships, funding, and incentives, state and federal governments should continue to help strengthen US manufacturing competitiveness in the coming years by further addressing supply chains, talent, and manufacturing innovation.
2025 Manufacturing Industry Outlook
Deloitte
To position themselves as leaders in the market, manufacturers might consider taking advantage of targeted investments in their digital and data foundation, advanced technologies, and high-ROI use cases, such as:
-Advanced talent planning and management tools that can support a skills-based approach, lead to better retention, and build a workforce for the future
-AI and generative AI to enhance customer service, retain the knowledge of retirees, and bring new products to market faster
-Supply chain digitalization and tools like AI for advanced analytics and value chain simulation
-Smart operations use cases such as leveraging extended reality for efficient workforce training or customer support
-Technologies like the model-based enterprise that can support seamless collaboration with new partners and customers, which may be necessary to bring innovative low-emission products to market
-Advanced talent planning and management tools that can support a skills-based approach, lead to better retention, and build a workforce for the future
-AI and generative AI to enhance customer service, retain the knowledge of retirees, and bring new products to market faster
-Supply chain digitalization and tools like AI for advanced analytics and value chain simulation
-Smart operations use cases such as leveraging extended reality for efficient workforce training or customer support
-Technologies like the model-based enterprise that can support seamless collaboration with new partners and customers, which may be necessary to bring innovative low-emission products to market
2025 global semiconductor industry outlook
Deloitte
The semiconductor industry had a robust 2024, with expected double-digit (19%) growth, and sales of US$627 billion for the year.1 But that’s even better than the earlier forecast of US$611 billion.2 And 2025 could be even better, with predicted sales of US$697 billion,3 reaching a new all-time high, and well on track to reach the widely accepted aspirational goal of US$1 trillion in chip sales by 2030. This suggests the industry only needs to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.5% between 2025 and 2030 (figure 1).4 Assuming the industry continues to grow at that rate, it could reach US$2 trillion in 2040.
Perspectives Technology trends in the airline industry
Deloitte
From the day the Wright Brothers took off from Kitty Hawk, technology and innovation have been at the heart of the industry. More than a century later, this has not changed; however, the pace of disruption has. Today, airlines face constant pressure to meet customer expectations, regulatory requirements, and their own growth ambitions, while some continue to work on outdated legacy systems.
Gen AI transforming transportation: Lessons from the frontier of an emerging technology
Deloitte
As leaders in transportation grapple with shifting trade flows, margin pressures and increasing demands from shippers and regulators, generative AI is increasingly among the technologies they employ. Deloitte’s July 2024 survey of over 200 executives indicates activity ranges from pilots and limited implementations to broad, functional, and constant use of gen AI, and industry leaders are looking ahead to how lessons from the incipient period of this technology can help chart the best path forward.
Boosting space talent: Mapping gen AI’s impact on space jobs
Deloitte
The space industry is growing at around 7% annually, which translates into demand for new and diverse talent. More than 38,000 jobs have been added to the industry in the last seven years. These include roles traditionally associated with the industry, such as aerospace engineers, and expertise familiar to other sectors, like legal staff, accountants, and operations personnel. Despite this growth, or partly because of it, the space industry has struggled to attract and retain talent, due to shortages, an aging workforce, and other issues. As the industry grows further, human capital challenges will likely continue to shape its trajectory.
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