Utilities are investing heavily in tech-driven changes, but returns are patchy. A strategy with three clear focus areas can unlock the value of this spending.
Education
- Diploma in Computer Science and Business Administration, University of Munich
Bernhard Khaled joined Boston Consulting Group in 2012. He is a member of the leadership team for the Energy practice of BCG Platinion, and leads the Next-Gen Utilities team for that practice. Bernhard specializes in large-scale platform architecture, organization, and transformation, and has in-depth experience in strategic technology development and consulting, tech delivery excellence, and scaling product-centric teams powered by agentic software for clients in the utilities industries.
Bernhard's current areas of focus include strategy for next-gen utilities, applied AI in retail and grid, and AI-unlocked large-scale transformations in energy utilities.
Before joining the firm, he worked in business development and software engineering at Aipermon GmbH where he developed medical devices, such as activity sensors, and platforms.
