Performance and Innovation Are the Rewards of Digital Transformation
A successful transformation leads to increased profitability and strategic advances, as our latest survey shows. But not enough companies are getting it right.
Business Transformation / Collection
CEOs heading into the new year face complex disruptions—climate change, rapid advances in technology, and the ongoing pandemic, to name a few. Where should they focus? BCG experts share their thoughts on an agenda for the year ahead.
Climate and Sustainability / Report
The race to net-zero emissions will forever change the way many companies do business. The immediacy, pace, and extent of change are still widely underestimated. Early movers can seize significant advantage. This report shows how.
Public Sector/ Report
Government procurement agencies must take steps to abate their greenhouse-gas emissions. They have the buying power to encourage heavy-emitting industries to abate theirs as well.
Transformation and logistics / report
The latest study by BCG and the World Economic Forum explores how thoughtfully designed mobility systems can play a crucial role in everything from a community’s health to socioeconomic gains.
Health Care Industry / Collection
Some of BCG's best advice to help provider, payer, biopharma, and medtech executives address the challenges and changes affecting the health care sector.
By taking a bionic approach, blending human and technical capabilities, companies can kick their digital transformation into gear—and keep the momentum going.
A successful transformation leads to increased profitability and strategic advances, as our latest survey shows. But not enough companies are getting it right.
We explore why some sectors and segments have higher success rates than others.
BCG Executive Perspectives offer insights on global topics that matter most to leaders in the public and private sectors. Our latest edition explores artificial intelligence, identifying key trends and implications for leaders looking to harness its power in their organizations.
Change is harder to implement than ever, but a new analysis highlights why some companies still manage to outperform the competition.
COVID-19 accelerated changes that were already reshaping the workplace. How can companies keep the momentum going?
How can organizations recalibrate their outdated approach to leadership, work, culture, and purpose? Debbie Lovich, who leads BCG’s people strategy topic, and Brian Elliott, executive leader and senior vice president of Future Forum, explore.
In a global survey, 9,900 digital workers shared their attitudes about remote work, job change, and what their ideal workplace should offer. Employers, take note.
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.
Companies that build advanced continuous-learning organizations can attract and keep the best talent—and create lasting competitive advantage.
As a strategic partner of World Economic Forum, BCG is closely aligned with the forum's commitment to improving the state of the world.
The world has changed forever. Organizations that embrace this new reality—and reimagine how to operate in it—will outperform and outlast the competition.
Covering topics from sustainability to pandemic response, BCG's reading list offers the chance to reflect on learnings from the past year.
Explore our How to by BCG collection—a central hub of interactive briefings designed to help you turn advanced business insights into strategic action.