New Zealand chief executives expect to see low revenue growth over the next three years, according to research from KPMG New Zealand.
KPMG's CEO Outlook showed that while almost 90 per cent of New Zealand CEOs surveyed were confident in their growth prospects, there was a "real disconnect" when it came to revenue growth, with most expecting growth of less than 2 per cent over the next three years.
The consultancy's New Zealand chief executive Godfrey Boyce said a "growth mindset" was needed to achieve growth.
"We need to challenge our low revenue growth expectations and be willing to disrupt our own businesses. Ultimately, this needs to be customer driven," he said.
KPMG said 70 per cent of CEOs viewed digital transformation as a key pillar in their strategy.