
An Ecosystem Approach to Governing Innovation Hubs
Successful innovation hubs require a careful mix of companies, agencies, talent, technology, funding, and market access, bonded together through the principles of ecosystem governance.
Successful innovation hubs require a careful mix of companies, agencies, talent, technology, funding, and market access, bonded together through the principles of ecosystem governance.
Bangladesh is emerging as a dynamic, fast-growing market that presents an attractive investment opportunity for global VCs and multinationals.
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Bold policy moves and flexibility enabled Europe to weather the loss of Russian gas during the war in Ukraine. What can we learn from the crisis?
BCG’s Nikolaus Lang describes three overarching shifts in global trade—what’s driving them and what their impact will be—as we look ahead to a complex 2023.
Big companies have competed on scale for a century, but they are losing ground to smaller firms that can respond with precision to the needs of local customers.
Markets are fragmenting quickly. Scale and pedigree are no longer guarantees of success. To be contenders, global champions must design products differently.
Scale isn’t dead. But it’s critical to find the right balance between scale and fractal principles—and to do it before your competitors do.
It is not. You just need to know where to look for it—where to find resilient consumers who are confident about spending and saving.
A BCG survey confirms that most consumers are ready to embrace sustainable products. Here are three ways to help make that happen.
By 2030, China’s middle-class and affluent population will increase by 80 million. To tap this market, companies need to understand the four generations dominating the surge.
BCG managing director and partner Aparna Bharadwaj looks at under-the-radar affinities that reach beyond individual cultures, highlighting patterns that could bring the world closer together.