Deloitte's Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) practice provides audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services to companies across the TMT sectors. It leverages Deloitte's global network and deep industry expertise to help clients navigate rapid changes driven by shifting consumer demands, emerging digital platforms, and breakthrough communications business models. The practice offers specialized solutions in areas such as AI & Data, Cyber, and Systems Engineering, and operates a dedicated research center that produces insights on TMT trends. Deloitte's TMT practice is differentiated by its comprehensive suite of services and its ability to combine industry knowledge with advanced technology capabilities.
Deloitte's analysis examines the operational shift of sports rightsholders, such as the LFP and the Premier League, as they transition from traditional rights licensors to media companies managing their own D2C streaming platforms. The report highlights the technological, organizational, and strategic complexities that organizations must navigate to successfully own the full streaming value chain.
Deloitte joined IBM and Red Hat on a collaboration to help protect regulated software supply chains against automated cyber threats, adding its cyber risk and secured software supply chain expertise.
Deloitte launched a unified agentic intelligence network in Deloitte Omnia, its global audit and assurance platform, to embed AI agents in workflows and support its audit professionals.
Brandon Muir leads AI for Sports & Live Entertainment at Deloitte Consulting, designing and deploying AI solutions for sports teams, leagues, and ownership groups. His role involves moving these organizations from AI curiosity to competitive advantage through conversational knowledge management, graph-based data monetization, and foundational AI programs. Muir brings over 20 years of experience leading technology teams and launching products at scale.
Ofcom will soon identify the large online service providers falling under its new 'categorised services' regime as part of the Online Safety Act. This designation will determine which companies are subject to specific regulatory obligations under the Act.
