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The philosophy of OC&C Strategy Consultants is to treat each problem as unique, providing truly customised solutions rather than generic packages for our clients.
This selection of OC&C's publications illustrates our ability to think creatively, generate new insights and provide a fresh perspective on established thinking.
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Autonomous vehicles will clog our roads and line the pockets of maintenance and repair providers
Prepare for the mega traffic jam of the future. As cars become more and more available through on demand services we may see a tremendous rise in traffic. Up to 90% on some forecasts
The first rule of disruption
We've asked leading Retail sector disruptors how they see the evolution of the industry. They challenge the fundamental notion of disruption and set the wider retail industry 3 critical questions to answer
A new way to think about growth in China
One of the questions we're often asked when we develop China growth strategy is how to segment the market, in tiers of cities, clusters or regions. China is the size of a continent so one strategy for the whole of China is rarely relevant
The new polyglots
How many languages do you speak? English? French? Maybe whatever you happen to remember from GCSE German? What about R? SQL? Python? Julia? Perl or Java?
Heading for a fall?
The anticipatory impacts of Brexit are already writ large across the UK's food and drink producers. Our latest review of the UK's Top 150 producers shows that whilst inflation-driven growth has returned, that same inflation has squeezed margins and sent ROCE to 30 year lows
All out attack is Amazon's best form of defence
Amazon's move to raise their employees minimum wage to $15 per hour is a strategic masterstroke
Do humanities matter in a world of AI?
There’s growing evidence that government’s view on the skills required to address Britain’s productivity shortfall
Will China become "flat" with e-commerce logistics?
China is "notoriously" complex and costly for FMCG companies to distribute and sell across different cities and channels in China
Startups sell the best shovels in the mobility gold rush
Is the real money in the rush to 'mobility' and autonomous vehicles to be made from those selling support services and infrastructure to the new ecosystem?