Artificial Intelligence / Article
Despite good intentions, companies say they are struggling to cut their emissions in line with targets. Their inability to measure appropriately is the leading roadblock.
Business Strategy / ARTICLE
You don’t need to be the orchestrator of a business ecosystem to capture its benefits. Ecosystem contributors can win too, if they focus on certain strategic imperatives.
Tech Capital / Article
New research spotlights four ways companies can respond to the big changes taking place in the digital marketplace.
BCG Executive Perspectives / Collection
BCG Executive Perspectives offer insights on global topics that matter most to leaders in the public and private sectors. Our latest edition delves into the different ways the pandemic is affecting consumption habits and what this means for companies trying to keep up.
Climate / Partnership
As the exclusive COP26 consultancy partner, BCG will work alongside companies and governments to identify ways to mitigate global climate change.
Addressing the devastating effects of climate change requires a collaborative effort across businesses, governments, and society. At COP26, public, social, and private sector leaders will unite to seek solutions, alongside BCG, the exclusive COP26 consultancy partner.
Artificial intelligence has become a powerful tool in the quest toward carbon neutrality. Charlotte Degot, a BCG & BCG GAMMA managing director and partner, explains how AI makes it possible for corporations to set meaningful climate targets, track progress, and reduce pollution.
Levies on emissions tied to imports will impact companies inside and outside the EU and could alter the competitive balance between nations in many industries.
Even companies with modest direct-emissions footprints can make a global impact on decarbonization by implementing nine initiatives in their supply chains.
Biodiversity is being destroyed around the globe—with dire implications for business and society. Here’s how companies can protect local ecosystems and build competitive advantage.
The pandemic has catapulted the world five to ten years into the digital future, requiring businesses and workforce development to accelerate as well. Organizations must elevate the most important asset they have—their people—to stay ahead of tomorrow's demands.
Supporting employees’ mental and physical health is critical. So is creating an environment where people can be their authentic selves.
Yesterday’s models can’t handle today’s challenges. Businesses won’t survive without a bold new approach for tomorrow.
The pandemic unleashed a global experiment in productivity and performance. Just as public health officials have much to learn from the crisis, so too do corporate executives.
A study of 209,000 people in 190 countries shows the appeal of professional reinvention at an uncertain time.
A central hub of interactive briefings designed to help you turn advanced business insights into strategic action.
Covering topics from sustainability to pandemic response, BCG's reading list offers the chance to reflect on learnings from the past year.
Explore the ways companies can protect their workforce and bolster the economy, developing both practical solutions and game-changing innovations.
