
Protectionism, Pandemic, War, and the Future of Trade
Risks associated with the Russia-Ukraine war and complications in China-US trade are encouraging a major reorientation toward ASEAN and other developing markets.
RESILIENCE
After a year of seemingly unending crisis, 2023 could be a year of solutions. Here are the innovations, technological advances, trends, and policy developments that BCG experts are excited about.
RESILIENCE
Coming resource constraints threaten the successful business models of today's companies. To find success in a new environment, businesses must find new abundance.
FUTURE OF WORK
A survey of 90,500 people shows how companies can successfully attract and hire the talent they need.
METAVERSE SERVICES
Next-generation technologies are already making an impact in health acre. Providers and payers need strategies to ensure that these advances benefit them and their patients.
BUILDING TOMORROW
BCG X disrupts the present and creates the future by building new products, services, and businesses in partnership with the world’s largest organizations.
The 2023 theme, “Cooperation in a Fragmented World,” reflected the urgent need for cohesion and collaboration at a time of extreme uncertainty. Solving unprecedented challenges and the threat of prolonged difficulties will take a truly multidisciplinary, multistakeholder approach, with leaders having to transform today’s obstacles into tomorrow’s opportunities.
Risks associated with the Russia-Ukraine war and complications in China-US trade are encouraging a major reorientation toward ASEAN and other developing markets.
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.
A major international initiative aims to cut carbon emissions by guaranteeing demand for new breakthrough technologies in hard-to-abate industries such as steel, transportation, and concrete.
To meet ambitious climate goals, companies must rapidly reskill workers—and share the lessons they learn with others.
It has never been clearer that companies need to be able to learn quickly, be more resilient to shocks, and adapt in the face of adversity. There is an accelerated need for companies to become bionic—not simply to make standalone digital improvements, but to intentionally combine human and technological capabilities.
BCG’s latest digital research shows that companies that apply three lessons to scaling AI use cases get a big boost in results from even small investments.
Customer engagement in loyalty programs has been stagnant for years. Web3 supports offerings, like NFTs, that get customers more engaged—and companies creating more revenue.
Our recent survey shows that using artificial intelligence at work benefits both organizations and employees. Increasing employee awareness, trust, and understanding of AI further enhances its value.
A new study by BCG and MIT Sloan Management Review finds that treating responsible AI strictly as a way to avoid AI failures is incomplete. Responsible AI leaders take a broader, more strategic approach that generates value for the organization and the world around them.
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Leaders face an uncertain landscape. The impact of each decision feels impossible to predict, which is why they need strategies that are proactive, resilient, and competitive. No matter their starting point, BCG can help.
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The tech team can emerge from the shadows and become an engine of value creation rather than a cost center.
The cloud holds great promise for telecom companies. But as the line between telco and cloud provider blurs, will rivalries emerge too?
As the student debt crisis indicates, current financing models aren’t working for students or institutions. Outcome-aligned financing options offer a promising solution.
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