
How Women in Tech Can Move Past the Middle
Midlevel managers are the pipeline of future leaders in tech, companies often fall short at this key juncture in women’s career paths.
Midlevel managers are the pipeline of future leaders in tech, companies often fall short at this key juncture in women’s career paths.
Uncertainty looks to be the new norm for the semiconductor industry. We outline strategies to help chip customers smooth out this volatility and gain a competitive edge.
A more federated and distributed architectural paradigm will help companies address the challenges and costs of data access and integration while accelerating innovation.
Rising customer expectations mean software companies are increasingly “verticalizing” their products, marketing, sales, and ecosystems—adapting them to distinct industry needs and use cases.
Discover how the gaming industry, now the second-largest media sector, is rapidly growing and why the Middle East is positioned to capture billions of dollars in new value over the next decade.
Generative AI is already impacting consumer media, reshaping the landscape for publishing, broadcasting, movies, music, and gaming. BCG’s Axel Griewel discusses a transformation that's only just begun.
Consumers are in control, and company strategies are shifting as the market matures.
Can homegrown players marshal their own considerable strengths to attract substantial shares of local viewers?
By adding spectrum capacity, fostering innovation, and upgrading its workforce, the US can strengthen its lead in mobile communications—and increase its economic growth by more than $1.4 trillion by 2030.
In a rough year for markets, telecom operators held up comparatively well, despite continuing to face some fundamental challenges, while infrastructure companies cooled considerably.
The information and communications technology (ICT) sector can help its customers reach their sustainability goals by providing the technologies and connectivity needed to improve efficiency, reduce energy use, and raise productivity.
Nearly 20% of Americans lack broadband access or a device to tap into the internet. Digital navigators—individuals trained to help people get online—can bridge the gap.
Raj Ganguly discusses B Capital's approach to backing visionary founders, betting on transformative tech, and making the most of the right timing for investments in the AI, healthcare, and climate technology sectors.
The Female Quotient's Shelley Zalis discusses the impact of disruptive tech on gender equality. Addressing biases in AI and promoting women in leadership are paramount to achieving an “algorithm for equality.”
BILD Group’s Claudius Senst shares insights on the challenges and opportunities in mass media today, from regaining control over audience engagement to the ethical considerations surrounding AI's role in content creation and personalization.
Vox Media’s Jim Bankoff discusses generative AI’s potential to be the biggest transformation in media since mobile, offering insights for leaders on how to seize opportunities and tackle challenges like misinformation in this new era.
Generative AI can be a formidable tool for IT leaders. But the near-term opportunities depend on your organization's digital maturity, as BCG’s Vlad Lukic explains.
Connectivity has become a conduit to information, communication, education, and societal well-being. BCG has teamed up with the WEF and UNDP to help ensure that everyone has access to these benefits.
Customer engagement in loyalty programs has been stagnant for years. Web3 supports offerings, like nonfungible tokens (NFTs), that get customers more engaged—and companies creating more revenue.
The technology, media, and telecommunications sector outperformed many other industries in total shareholder return, led by a strong showing in tech.
The metaverse is already a big part of business. It will only become more central.
The mobile networks could add as much as $1.7 trillion to the economy through 2030, with benefits spread broadly across industries and regions.