
EY Assurance Shares Its Vision for the Future of Work and Technology
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How does a firm with over a century of audit history stay ahead in a world shaped by exponential technologies? In this episode of Consulting the Future, we spotlight how EY is reinventing the audit profession from the inside out. Joining the conversation are Marc Jeschonneck, EY's Global Assurance Digital Leader, and Paul Goodhew, EY's Global Assurance Innovation and Emerging Technology Leader.
Recorded against the backdrop of rapid change in the assurance industry, this conversation unpacks the strategy behind EY’s $1 billion investment in audit technology. Marc and Paul offer a behind-the-scenes look at how EY is integrating AI, blockchain, and cloud-native tools to transform complex, high-volume audit processes into more streamlined, intelligent systems. Whether it’s using machine learning to surface anomalies or applying blockchain to verify digital asset transactions, the goal is clear: higher audit quality with greater efficiency and trust.
But innovation isn’t just a tech play—it’s also about people. The episode explores EY’s focus on user experience, microlearning, and its federated development model that empowers teams to build tools tailored to their specific needs. We also discuss how intuitive design is helping auditors embrace new systems faster, and why fostering a culture of continuous learning is key to keeping pace with technological disruption.
Looking ahead, Marc and Paul share how quantum computing, AI agents, and smart contracts could influence the next chapter of the profession. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone involved in risk, compliance, digital transformation, or professional services, providing a clear view of how large consultancies are adapting to—and shaping—the future.
Are traditional audit models compatible with tomorrow’s technology landscape? Tune in to find out, and join the conversation on what’s next for assurance in the digital age.