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If 2009 has been the year of chronic crisis for organizations, 2010 could well be the year we all try to regain our footing. The question is whether that recovery will be timid or tenacious. This set of 2010 Outlook reports from Pcubed lays out what our experts see in the segments they cover and how to best use that intelligence to drive your operation powerfully for the new year.
 2010 will bring a period of consolidation and new level-setting in the financial industry. Pcubed's Paul Freeman advises banks to tackle three areas to position themselves best for the resurgence. Read article ›
 Where will manufacturers find the investment capital they need in 2010 to address dramatic shifts in consumer demands? Pcubed's Jonathan Smith proposes a "complete innovation" strategy to free up funds and build a foundation for growth. Read article ›
 Turbulence has rocked the energy industry for the last 18 months. Pcubed's Walid Mourtada believes a well formed cost structure program is crucial for long-term survival of oil and gas operators in 2010. Read article ›
 Supply chain instability has made for tough times with tech companies. Pcubed's Colin Brown expects those companies that thrive in 2010 to deliver innovation in two crucial areas: execution and planning. Read article ›
 Election uncertainty and reduced budgets will drive UK public sector behaviours in 2010. Pcubed's Ky Nichol lays out where he expects to see business happening on a national level. Read article ›
 Even as state revenues continue declining, expectations are rising for showing defensible use of Recovery Act funding. Pcubed's Sean O'Brien offers four behaviors for states and localities to perfect. Read article ›
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