The government is looking to the private sector for financing and expertise while
infrastructure companies are looking to government to invest more in infrastructure
for a country's overall competitiveness. Meanwhile, the private sector as a whole
is concerned about the inadequacy of basic infrastructure. Both the public sector
and private infrastructure companies are concerned about funding and the need for
community support for infrastructure to progress. At the same time, the demand for
infrastructure development in emerging markets is creating talent shortages and
disruptive events are threatening infrastructure - changing the nature of risk which
needs to be managed, in both the public and private sectors.
In light of growing government involvement in private sector activities, either
through ownership or regulation, infrastructure CEOs are changing their views on
the role and influence of government in the key areas that impact on business. Government
and regulators are a key stakeholder.
How We Help
Infrastructure and construction companies are facing multiple challenges in this
globalized marketplace. We help organizations optimize their operational efficiency,
lower their cost of service and meet customer demand for mobility.
Our team provides actionable and value-focused advice on infrastructure assets.
We help clients determine what to build, how to do it more quickly and cost efficiently,
and how to invest in and enhance the value of existing infrastructure.
Our approach on Infrastructure is built on following three fundamentals
- Increasing collaboration between public sector and business leaders.
- Build infrastructure resilience, addressing risk from multiple perspectives.
- Close the talent shortage gap by encouraging global mobility and international experience.