Employers sensitive to energy efficiency

According to the findings of the report described in the World Economic Forum in Davos, 76% of CEOs have started or completed steps to improve energy efficiency; 58% of which are taking steps in developing new, climate-friendly products, services or technologies.
PwC’s participation of 4,702 CEOs in 105 countries and regions. According to global CEO research, the ratio of CEOs who think that the world economy will continue to grow in the next 12 months increased more than two floors according to last year. According to the findings of the report described in the World Economic Forum held in Davos, 38% of CEOs are optimistic about global economic growth in the next 12 months. About half of the CEOs (45) states that businesses are concerned about whether they can stand in the next 10 years without a new execution. Also important steps are taken on energy efficiency. According to the Turkish data of the report; if the current departure continues, the ratio of the CEOs who believe that the companies will not be able to maintain their existence in more than 10 years, was 29%. This rate was 34% last year.

[Technology breakthroughs and climate pass]
In the report, the technological breakthroughs and the mega trends such as climate migration are becoming more fragile when approaching each other. The concerns of CEOs for economic feedback have come from the record level (73) this year back to 45%. Concerns about inflation, with a decline of 16 points compared to last year, concerns about 24%, macroeconomic fluctuations were returned to 24% with a decline of 7 points.

] CEOs save progress]
]Results that stand out in the research are as follows...
Home Against conflicts, the ratio of CEOs who think that companies face the risk of geopolitical conflict in the middle or high level back to 18% with a decline of 7 points. [
Home CEOs report their opinion in the direction of reducing the number of employees within the next 12 months.
Home It is seen that employers are higher than the possibility to increase their number of staff. The region where positive expectations are more than 65% of the Middle East.
Home 97% of CEOs states that they take steps to create value in the last five years and change capture methods.
Home 64% of CEOs indicate that the regulatory environment prevents the ability to re-exerve business models.
Home Enfllation is the first place for both global (24) and in Turkey (56) CEOs.
Home 58% of CEOs expect to increase the quality of almost products or services in the next 12 months. Sectors with the most positive opinion on profitability (54) technology, media and communication sector while energy, public services and resources are at least optimistic (36) sectors.
Home Almost seven of all 10 CEOs participating in Turkey think that productive artificial intelligence will increase competition in the next three years, change work models and bring new talent needs.
] Home CEOs record progress in action. 76% start steps to improve energy efficiency or finish ; 58% of them indicate that they take steps in developing new, climate-friendly products, services or technologies.