Disrupt and grow - India CEO Outlook 2017_Web
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02<br />
Key factors impacting an organisation's <strong>grow</strong>th<br />
75%<br />
41%<br />
<strong>CEO</strong>s say that building greater<br />
trust among external stakeholders<br />
<strong>and</strong> customers is one of the<br />
top three priorities for their<br />
organisations<br />
63%<br />
<strong>CEO</strong>s plan to make<br />
substantial investments<br />
towards emerging<br />
technologies over the<br />
next three years<br />
<strong>CEO</strong>s are reassessing their<br />
organisations’ global footprints<br />
owing to the changing pace of<br />
globalisation <strong>and</strong> protectionism<br />
Reputational/br<strong>and</strong> risk Emerging technologies Global economic factors<br />
$<br />
Amongst other factors, reputational/<br />
br<strong>and</strong> risk has emerged as the<br />
biggest threat<br />
to an organisation over the next<br />
three years - primarily due to the<br />
transparency created by the<br />
digital world<br />
As in the 2016 <strong>CEO</strong> Survey,<br />
‘new technology’ continues to<br />
remain the<br />
second biggest factor<br />
that is likely to impact the <strong>grow</strong>th<br />
of the <strong>India</strong>n organisations over<br />
the next three years<br />
<strong>CEO</strong>s believe that global<br />
economic factors will be<br />
one of the top three<br />
factors impacting the <strong>grow</strong>th of<br />
their organisations over the next<br />
three years<br />
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