Per Contenere il Riscaldamento Globale le Emissioni Vanno Ridotte del 7% ogni Anno
All’indomani della COP28, Rich Lesser, Global Chair di BCG, commenta l’accordo storico.
Per Contenere il Riscaldamento Globale le Emissioni Vanno Ridotte del 7% ogni Anno
All’indomani della COP28, Rich Lesser, Global Chair di BCG, commenta l’accordo storico.
BCG and Climeworks Sign 15-Year Agreement Redefining Carbon Removal Leadership
Two Years after Signing Their First Carbon Removal Partnership in 2021, Climeworks and BCG Sign an Unprecedented1 15-Year Agreement to Rapidly Scale High-Quality Carbon Removal to Fight Global WarmingThis Removals Purchase of 80,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide (TCO2) Is the Largest of Climeworks’s Corporate Buys to DateThe Significant Duration of the Agreement Underlines the Crucial Role of Long-Term Commitments to Fast-Track the Capacity Buildout of High-Quality Removals. For This, Climeworks Is a Leader in Multiple GeographiesZURICH—Climeworks, a global leader in carbon removal via direct air capture technology, and Boston Consulting Group (BCG), one of the world’s leading management consulting firms, are strengthening their collaboration with a 15-year strategic partnership agreement.
BCG Recognized as a Digital Transformation Leader by Independent Research Firm
BOSTON—Boston Consulting Group (BCG) was named a Leader in Digital Transformation Services in a new report by Forrester Research, an independent research firm. The report, titled The Forrester Wave™: Digital Transformation Services Q4 2023, recognized BCG for its emphasis on speed to value through a “think big, start small, scale quickly approach.”
Climate Adaptation and Resilience Financing Is Critical to the Survival of the Planet and Brings Significant Economic Potential
According to a new report from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) that is responding to the PREPARE Call to Action to the Private Sector:
BCG: a nivel mundial, Sudamérica es la región que más percibe IA y GenAI como una oportunidad de competitividad a largo plazo en sus negocios
A pesar de que los ejecutivos sudamericanos encuestados son más conservadores en cuanto a sus expectativas de inteligencia artificial (IA) e inteligencia artificial generativa (GenAI), el 86% las perciben como una oportunidad para la competitividad de sus negocios a largo plazo, señaló Boston Consulting Group.
Kampf gegen den Klimawandel: Bis Ende des Jahrzehnts droht eine Finanzierungslücke von 27 Billionen US-Dollar
Entwickeln sich die weltweiten Klimainvestitionen im bisherigen Tempo weiter, fehlen bis zum Ende dieses Jahrzehnts etwa 27 Billionen US-Dollar (24,6 Billionen Euro) im Kampf gegen den Klimawandel.
Public Sector Poised for $1.75 Trillion Boost in Annual Productivity by 2033, Propelled by GenAI
New BCG Series Explores How Governments Can Responsibly Leverage and Scale GenAI to Drive Maximum Public Impact While Improving Quality and Performance
Black Friday 2023 : des consommateurs toujours plus nombreux, à la recherche de bonnes affaires
A l’occasion du Black Friday, BCG a publié sa nouvelle étude qui analyse les grandes tendances et prévisions d’achats des consommateurs pour 2023.
Voitures électriques de segment B : angle mort des constructeurs ?
Le rapport souligne que l’essor de modèles électriques abordables dans le segment B contribuera largement à démocratiser le marché automobile électrique en Europe tout en accélérant la transition énergétique.
Deep Tech Claims a 20% Share of Venture Capital, Surging Two-Fold in the Past Decade
New Research from BCG Finds That Emerging Technologies Are Now an Established Asset Class, with Almost No Difference in the Internal Rate of Return Between Traditional and Deep Tech Venture Funds
$18 Trillion Capital Gap Is Threatening the Green Energy Transition
A Staggering 90% of the Shortfall is Traceable to Electricity and End Use InvestmentsInflation, High Capital Costs, and Supply Chain Pressures Are Slowing the Energy TransitionCompanies Are Optimizing Capital Structures for Energy Transition Investment with Deals Surpassing $320 billion in 2023 BOSTON—Closing the $18 trillion gap to fund the green energy transition through 2030 is being slowed by negative investment conditions. Challenges include inflation, supply chain constraints and pressures, and higher costs of capital. However, the energy sector has responded proactively. Total energy sector transactions exceeding $320 billion so far in 2023 show that the industry is fine-tuning capital frameworks for the energy transition, according to a publication released today by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Center for Energy Impact. Titled Bridging the $18 Trillion Gap in Net Zero Capital, the report is based on an analysis of 260 of the world’s largest energy companies across power and utilities, oil and gas, and private equity.
L'UM6P et BCG X renforcent leur alliance grâce à un partenariat qui promeut les talents africains de la Tech
L'Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique (UM6P) et BCG X ont signé une convention afin d'unir leurs forces dans le développement de talents de la Tech, et répondre ainsi aux défis croissants des entreprises régionales et mondiales.
14% des entreprises ont réduit leurs émissions conformément à leurs ambitions au cours des cinq dernières années
A quelques jours de l'ouverture de la COP28, où en sont les entreprises dans la mesure et la réduction de leurs émissions de carbone ?
Non solo Black Friday e Cyber Monday: entro il 2027 il 41% delle Vendite al Dettaglio Globali Avverrà Online
Dopo la pandemia, secondo Boston Consulting Group (BCG), le vendite online tramite e-commerce sono aumentate a livello globale.
Over 70% of HR Professionals Cite People Challenges and Talent Gaps as Their Companies’ Biggest Business Obstacle
Only 35% Agree That Their Company’s People Management Function Is Using Relevant Digital TechnologiesJust 30% Say That HR Is Using Data and Analytics to Anticipate People ChallengesNew Report from BCG and WFPMA Finds That People Management Functions Must Shift Their Focus to Prioritize Topics That Are Most Important to Future Performance BOSTON—The uniquely challenging global events of the past few years have underscored the critical importance of people management for companies. Disruptions, including the pandemic and its aftermath, forced organizations to clearly define priorities and quickly build up specific capabilities in employee health and safety and more flexible working models. But the environment going forward may be even more challenging, as we are likely to see more frequent and severe disruptions, increasing talent gaps, less fluid talent markets, and a growing need for digital transformation and innovation—especially around AI.