THE ROAD TO COP27 / COLLECTION
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is essential—but so is building adaptation and resilience into your climate strategy. Here’s what BCG experts have to say.
INNOVATION STRATEGY AND DELIVERY / REPORT
Companies have plenty of “will” but much less “way” when it comes to climate and sustainability innovation readiness.
CLIMATE CHANGE AND SUSTAINABILITY / SLIDESHOW
A BCG survey confirms that most consumers are ready to embrace sustainable products. Here are three ways to help make that happen.
RENEWABLE ENERGY / ARTICLE
By building a durable competitive advantage in emerging climate-friendly tech, US players can unlock a huge global market.
SOCIAL IMPACT / ARTICLE
ESG regulations are growing more intricate, and businesses’ fragmented compliance efforts are proving inadequate. Companies should adopt a comprehensive approach to enable efficient risk management and reporting.
In this edition of BCG Executive Perspectives, we examine the disruptive forces that are bearing down on business leaders today, so that they can understand where opportunities exist amid the uncertainty.
Keep resilience on the transformation agenda. Change programs that prioritize growth, debt reduction, and operational flexibility realize the full value of resilience and build advantage for the next crisis.
Producers can address critical challenges by designing flexible factories, sharing assets, and decoupling factory ownership and use.
Multilevel resilience is built upon the relationship between organizational and personal resilience, an optimal level of stress, and the right approach to change.
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.
The root cause of the problem lies not with technology but with how and where companies are applying it.
There’s a huge opportunity to expand the numbers and capabilities of the cybersecurity workforce by attracting women to the field.
The risks children face online are growing, and the current responses aren't nearly enough. Fixing the problem will require a comprehensive global strategy.
At COP27, public- and private-sector leaders will unite in Egypt to seek solutions alongside BCG, the exclusive COP27 consulting partner.
From COVID-19 to social inequity, this business strategy podcast series looks around business and social trends and ideas that will disrupt the future.
Talent is universal, opportunity is not. BCG’s Innovation Without Borders Series explores how global migration can create opportunities for individuals, companies, and societies.
Working caregivers—particularly women—left the workforce in record numbers during the pandemic. Now they're returning to work, and companies must deliver the support employees need to make the workplace inclusive and sustainable—or risk losing top talent again.
Smaller software companies tend to outperform their larger competitors in returns from R&D investments. How can software companies ensure R&D scales even as they grow?
Senior executives say that their organizations still have a long way to go in improving the future-of-work experience for employees, especially for deskless workers.
Finance functions can use a virtual representation of key metrics to facilitate analyses of granular data and improve decision making at the enterprise level.