Business in an emergency - how companies should prepare for geopolitical shocks today
Geopolitical crises are increasingly shaping economic reality: energy dependencies, trade conflicts and hybrid threats have a direct impact on companies. In this edition of KPMG RealTalk, our experts and guests discuss the impact on companies and society.
The focus: national defence as a common task, the growing threat of hybrid warfare and the role of new technologies for security and competitiveness.
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Impulses from experts - these are our guests:
Impulses, insights, ideas - these are the topics of this issue:
National defence in transition - impulses for companies
Defence capability is more than just military strength - it affects the state, the economy and society. Our study shows that companies recognise the importance of national defence, but often lack clear responsibilities. We discuss the security policy situation and its consequences for companies.
Hybrid war - recognising threats, strengthening resilience
Cyber attacks, sabotage and disinformation now also affect companies directly. We shed light on the threat situation in Germany and Europe and show how companies can strengthen their resilience against hybrid attacks and contribute to national resilience.
Defence Tech - Innovations for security and business
Advances in AI, robotics and drones are shaping military competition - and at the same time opening up opportunities for the economy. We shed light on the role DefenceTech now plays, where Europe stands and why new technologies are shaping security and the economy in equal measure.
In-depth insights - exclusively in Premium Content (in German)
Our exclusive discussions go beyond the programme: experts provide in-depth assessments, strategic impulses and specific recommendations for companies.
Additional content on the topic of geopolitics
The basis for discussion in this edition of KPMG RealTalk is, among other things, our current study on overall national defence capabilities and geopolitical risks. The study sheds light on the role of German companies in a new security policy environment.
At the centre: possible scenarios on NATO's eastern flank, their management and the strategic importance of the economy for resilience and security.