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    Harvard Business Review

    Companies Are Failing Trans Employees

    Writing in Harvard Business Review, BCG’s Pierre Dupreelle, Michael Schachtner, Nadjia Yousif, Annika Zawadzki, and Kushal Khandhar outline strategies to create an inclusive workplace culture for transgender and gender nonconforming (TGNC) employees. According to a BCG survey, about 60% of TGNC employees reported 10 or more negative work experiences last year related to their gender identity or expression. The authors note that CEOs, HR departments, and managers, in particular, play a crucial role in ensuring a safe workplace environment for all employees.

    Fortune

    Why CEOs Remain Optimistic About Decarbonization

    Commenting in Fortune, BCG’s CEO Christoph Schweizer and BCG’s Thomas Baker discuss why CEOs remain bullish about decarbonization. They note the massive market opportunity for decarbonization, as well as the challenges leaders may face in their net-zero efforts, from talent shortages to the slow pace of clean energy initiatives. “It is not about cost and competitiveness or climate, but we would say, use climate to achieve both,” Schweizer says.

    Live Mint

    How India’s Media Landscape Is Evolving

    In Live Mint, BCG’s Shaveen Garg highlights the evolving consumer behaviors that are changing India’s media landscape. A BCG study found that, contrary to industry perception, women, small-town residents, and people over the age of 35 have significant digital influence. “Digital maturity has gone beyond the metros,” says Garg. “And it is time for media companies to realize that they need to address and convince wider audiences to consume their content.”

    Fortune

    Vitality: A Unique Lens for Understanding Companies’ Growth Potential in Turbulent Times

    Writing in Fortune, BCG’s Martin Reeves, Magdalena Krupa, and Adam Job outline the importance of “vitality” to assess an organization’s long-term growth potential. The authors find that companies with high vitality tend to outperform others in terms of revenue growth and shareholder returns. Companies can remain vital, they say, by prioritizing long-term growth over short-term gains, enhancing efficiency, and seeking growth beyond their core business.

    FORBES

    Servicio diferenciado, talento y canales de venta y marketing definidos para el éxito de las growth tech

    Forbes se hace eco del evento de Growth Tech en el que los expertos de BCG X compartieron sus experiencias capturando oportunidades de alto impacto en el negocio en como la optimización de precios con inteligencia artificial, la maximización del retorno del marketing digital, o la integración de inteligencia artificial en procesos industriales para mejorar la toma de decisiones de producción.

    ELMUNDO

    El peso de la economía digital ya alcanza el 22,6% del PIB, aunque el crecimiento se ralentiza tras la pandemia

    La economía digitalizada española -definida como toda aquella actividad basada en bienes y servicios digitales- alcanzó el 22,6% sobre el total del PIB en 2022, un aumento de 0,6 puntos porcentuales respecto a lo marcado en 2020 (22%), según la tercera edición del informe Economía Digital en España. Mientras, entre 2019 (18,7%) y 2020 había aumentado 3,3 puntos porcentuales. Tanto Adigital como Boston Consulting Group, autores del informe, contextualizan esta ralentización en unos datos marcados, en todos los sentidos, por la pandemia.

    Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe

    How CEOs Are Building Resilience Despite Uncertainty

    In an interview with Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe (video—36:15 mark), BCG’s Global Chair Rich Lesser discusses the unprecedented challenges CEOs around the world are facing across industries from talent shortages to ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. He outlines how leaders are responding to business disruptions and how they are working to build more resilient organizations. While layoffs in the tech sector have dominated headlines, Lesser says, other sectors have remained resilient.

    CincoDias

    España puede alcanzar los 20 unicornios para fin de año y el peso de la economía digital aumenta

    Presentación del último informe de Economía Digital en España, elaborado por la Asociación Española de Economía Digital (Adigital) y Boston Consulting Group. “España es un país de Pymes. Son una parte substancial de la economía, mucho más que en Alemania o Francia. Pero hay que ayudar con este procesos de digitalización para que se vuelva parte central del negocio. Así se podrá aumentar la competitividad, liberando tiempo que se invierte en ciertos procesos que podrían digitalizarse”, ha explicado Pablo Claver, líder de la práctica de Organización y personas para Iberia y Latinoamérica de BCG durante la presentación del informe.

    The Economic Times

    Why “Profitable Growth” Attracts Investors

    In The Economic Times, BCG’s Nimisha Jain outlines why investors in India are cautious about investing in late-stage startups and are interested in supporting startups that are a good fit for the market and its customers. “In the environment which we are in right now, we need growth and profitability, or what one may call profitable growth,” Jain says. “It is essentially about rewiring business models to chase opportunity, but with the right set of unit economics.”

    Gulf News

    What Matters Most to Recruits in the UAE

    Commenting in Gulf News, BCG’s Christopher Daniel highlights the crucial role that the recruitment process plays in attracting top talent in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). According to a BCG study, 41% of survey respondents said that they would refuse an otherwise attractive offer if they had a negative experience during recruitment. Daniel says that work-life balance and financial compensation are also significant factors that candidates consider when looking for new job opportunities.

    Stuff

    How AI Can Supercharge Our Global Workforce

    Writing for Stuff, BCG’s Phillip Benedetti explains that while artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize industries, it will not replace the human workforce. He asserts that AI will enhance productivity and decision-making, but humans are necessary to oversee the technology. “The real opportunity is finding ways to get the best working model between AI and humans, rather than trying to replace one with the other,” Benedetti says.

    The Edge Singapore

    AI Is Revolutionizing the Evolving Singapore Dream

    Writing in The Edge Singapore, BCG’s Hanno Stegmann outlines how artificial intelligence (AI) is set to transform nearly every facet of life in Singapore. By automating repetitive tasks and driving innovation, AI can enhance the work experience and offer more fulfilling job opportunities for workers. “AI is set to revolutionize how Singaporeans live, work, and play, opening up new opportunities to fulfill the Singapore Dream,” he says.

    Business Day

    Bridging South Africa’s Energy Gap

    Commenting in Business Day, BCG’s Kesh Mudaly discusses the challenges of bridging South Africa’s energy supply gap. Renewable energy can offer a cost-effective solution for energy security compared to fossil fuels, but South Africa will need to invest in expanding its power grid to support a low-carbon future. Financing renewables adds an additional challenge, he says, but South Africa’s robust banking sector could aid in financing large-scale energy projects.

    PlantaDoce

    Salud mental e intercambio de datos médicos capitanean el ‘boom’ de la salud en el metaverso

    Desde la aparición del metaverso, las start up de salud han evolucionado para encontrar en plataformas digitales ventajas operativas frente a los espacios físicos y desde 2018 han recibido 2.200 millones de dólares en financiación privada, una inversión que han capitaneado las empresas de salud mental e intercambio de datos médicos, según el informe The Health Care Metaverse Is More Than a Virtual Reality, elaborado por Boston Consulting Group.