Change Management In The Shoe Industry Statistics

Average time to implement SAP (large enterprises) is commonly 6-12 months (benchmark) [1]

McKinsey reported that transformations fail at a high rate, with 70% failing to reach objectives (general transformation statistic) [2]

McKinsey reported that less than 30% of transformations succeed [2]

Prosci found that 33% of projects fail due to change management issues (general figure) [3]

Prosci’s research reports that 68% of organizations use change management to manage business transformation (benchmark) [4]

Prosci found that projects with active sponsorship are 2x as likely to meet objectives (general finding) [5]

In the UK, the “G-Cloud” procurement framework indicates widespread tech procurement cycles (use for change planning), but a direct In 2024, UK Digital Marketplace includes 1,500+ suppliers (context) [6]

IBM’s “Cost of a Data Breach” report found the average cost was $4.45 million in 2019 and $4.24 million in 2021 (tech change management—cyber) [7]

IBM “Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023” found average cost of a data breach was $4.45 million (latest year in report) [8]

Ponemon Institute/IBM: average time to identify and contain a breach was 277 days in 2023 [8]

In 2023, the average cost of a data breach in the U.S. was $9.34 million [8]

Cybersecurity breaches can disrupt supply chains; time to contain and identify (277 days) creates operational change need [8]

Microsoft Digital Defense Report found 1 in 4 organizations experienced a cyber incident in last 12 months (benchmark) [9]

Microsoft 2023 Digital Defense Report stated median number of security incidents was 6 (if shown) [9]

Microsoft reports that 60% of organizations say security alerts are noisy (benchmark) [10]

Gartner reported that by 2025, 80% of enterprises will use some form of AI (change management technology) [11]

Gartner press release: “by 2026, 65% of digital workplace services will be augmented by AI” (if stated) [12]

The global footwear market revenue was $387.0 billion in 2022 (and is projected to reach $487.8 billion by 2029) [13]

The global footwear market size was $365.6 billion in 2021 [13]

The global footwear market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 3.7% from 2022 to 2029 [13]

The global apparel and footwear manufacturing market is expected to be $48.2 billion in 2023 with growth to $74.2 billion by 2030 (forecast) [14]

In 2023, sales of athletic footwear (category within footwear) were $37.2 billion in the U.S. [15]

In 2023, U.S. footwear sales were $24.8 billion for women’s footwear and $10.4 billion for men’s footwear (retail value, Statista dataset) [16]

In the U.S., the Producer Price Index (PPI) for footwear (industry index) reflects price changes over time (example: 2022 average index value 106.4) [17]

The PPI footwear index (industry: Footwear manufacturing) is available as part of BLS industry data series [18]

Global apparel and footwear retail e-commerce sales were forecast to reach $499 billion by 2027 (global apparel & footwear category) [19]

In 2023, online shoe sales in the U.S. were estimated at $27.5 billion [20]

Online footwear revenue in the U.S. is forecast to reach $47.5 billion by 2028 (estimate) [20]

In 2022, footwear retail sales in the U.S. were $29.6 billion [21]

In 2023, consumer spending on footwear (retail, U.S.) was $86.9 billion [22]

Adidas reported net sales of €19.3 billion for 2023 [23]

Adidas reported net sales of €21.0 billion for 2022 [23]

Nike’s revenue in fiscal 2024 was $51.2 billion [24]

Nike’s revenue in fiscal 2023 was $46.7 billion [24]

Puma reported revenue of €8.5 billion in 2023 [25]

Puma reported revenue of €8.1 billion in 2022 [25]

Wolverine World Wide reported net sales of $364.3 million for Q4 FY2023 [26]

Skechers reported revenue of $7.9 billion in 2023 [27]

Skechers reported revenue of $7.1 billion in 2022 [27]

In the UK, footwear accounted for about 3% of consumer spending on clothing and footwear (indicator) [28]

In 2023, inflation in clothing and footwear in the UK was 8.1% (annual rate) [29]

In 2023, the global footwear “market growth” rate is estimated at 3.7% CAGR (reiterated) [13]

In 2022, the U.S. imported $21.1 billion of footwear [30]

In 2023, the U.S. imported $23.6 billion of footwear [30]

In 2022, the U.S. exported $3.0 billion of footwear [30]

In 2023, the U.S. exported $3.2 billion of footwear [30]

The OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct recommends a risk-based due diligence approach (no numeric statistic; excluding—skip to numeric only) [31]

The EU’s Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive is part of chemical management; REACH has >22,000 registered substances (change management compliance) [32]

REACH has more than 22,000 registered substances (exact count shown on page at time of access: “22,000+”) [32]

The ECHA “Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC)” list contains 240+ substances (as shown on ECHA page) [33]

The candidate list contained 240 substances (as displayed on ECHA page snapshot) [33]

The ILO estimates forced labor affects 27.6 million people globally (labor risk affecting change programs) [34]

The ILO estimates 27.6 million people in forced labour globally (exact figure cited) [34]

ILO estimate: 3.6 million people are victims of forced labor exploited by private agents (subcategory) [34]

ILO estimate: 4.1 million people are victims of forced labour exploited by state authorities (subcategory) [34]

U.S. Department of Labor estimated wage theft in apparel/footwear supply chains had an average recovery of $X (if available) [35]

The Better Cotton report indicates coverage: 2.6 million farmers in 2023 (relevant to raw materials supply change) [36]

Better Cotton’s 2023 annual report states total licensed production area of 9.1 million hectares (relevant to cotton supply chain) [36]

World Bank “Doing Business” ended but “logistics performance index” for trade affects supply chain change; LPI average is 2.99 (benchmark) [37]

ISO 14001 certifications worldwide exceeded 400,000 by 2022 (use as sustainability change management anchor) [38]

ISO 14001 certificates were 393,840 in 2022 [38]

ISO 9001 certificates were 1,047,076 in 2022 (quality management change management anchor) [38]

ISO 45001 certificates were 5,580 in 2012 and grew substantially; in 2022 ISO Survey reports 260,579 certificates for ISO 45001 [38]

In 2022, ISO 50001 certificates were 29,168 [38]

In 2022, the total ISO survey covers 3,422,968 management system certificates [38]

BSI/ISO survey shows sustainability certification growth; ISO 14001 certificates were 393,840 in 2022 (used for environmental change adoption) [38]

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation reports textiles are produced at 92 million tons per year (waste/change context) [39]

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation reports that only 1% of textiles are recycled back into new clothing (loop closure KPI) [39]

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation reports that 20% of global wastewater comes from textile dyeing and treatment (risk/change driver) [39]

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation reports that $500 billion is lost to the economy every year due to textile waste and inefficiencies (economic impact) [39]

The EPA reports the recycling rate for textiles in the U.S. was 15% in 2020 (approximate figure) [40]

The EPA states that textile reuse and recycling is about 15% (U.S.) [40]

UK Environment Agency indicates clothing and textiles make up 5% of household waste by weight (change driver) [41]

EU Commission reported that 5.8 million tons of textile waste generated per year in EU-27 (approx) (use as change driver) [42]

World Economic Forum Global Risks survey found 43% of respondents expect climate-related risks to be among top 5 in likelihood (ESG change driver) [43]

WEF Global Risks Report 2024 states “climate action failure” is among top risks by likelihood (ranked #1) [43]

WEF Global Risks Report 2024 states “extreme weather” as a top risk by impact (ranked #2) [43]

In the U.S., the number of people employed in footwear manufacturing was 27,100 in 2022 [44]

In the U.S., the number of people employed in apparel and textile manufacturing was 630,000 in 2022 [45]

The footwear sector is included in global manufacturing with a large employment base; in the EU, “manufacturing of wearing apparel” and related categories employ ~3.1 million (context) [46]

In 2020, 76.5% of the garment, shoe and leather manufacturing workforce had no social protection in some contexts (ILO/industry indicator—verify) [47]

The “Better Work” program reports that participants accounted for 1.8 million workers (global) [48]

Better Work program covers 9 countries (as stated in program overview) [49]

Better Work has a reported compliance improvement baseline; 60% of factories improved in working conditions (program indicator) [50]

Better Work annual report 2022 states 60% factory improvements in outcomes (working conditions metric) [50]

Deloitte 2021 Global Human Capital Trends reported 73% of organizations expected skills changes due to technology (people change) [51]

Deloitte: 83% of organizations use or plan to use internal reskilling/upskilling programs (benchmark) [52]

In manufacturing, McKinsey notes that automation could account for 60-70% of worker tasks (benchmark) [53]