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New Research from Boston Consulting Group Finds Chief Executives May Underestimate Long-Term Risks Closely Linked to CEO Turnover

New BCG Report Based on Survey with Alpega of More than 180 Logistics Providers and Shippers Reveals More than 40% of Shippers Now Factor AI Capabilities Into Logistics Provider Selection

Private infrastructure assets under management reached $1.6 trillion in the first half of 2025 and now represent 10% of all private market assets

Global Survey from BCG and WFPMA of More Than 7,000 HR and Business Leaders Reveals that 65% of Senior Leaders See HR As a Key Business Enabler, Yet 51% Cite Administrative Load As Primary Barrier to Strategic Contribution

NYU SPS and BCG Analysis Finds 37% of Travelers Already Use AI Large Language Models Embedded in Online Travel Sites to Plan and Book Trips

Despite making significant investments in AI, many UK companies are struggling to measure the value it delivers, says BCG’s Christin Owings in an exclusive interview with The Times.

Writing in Harvard Business Review, BCG’s Julie Bedard, Matthew Kropp, Megan Hsu, Olivia Karaman, Jason Hawes, and Gabriella Kellerman explore how excessive use or constant monitoring of AI tools can drive mental fatigue—a phenomenon they call “AI brain fry.”

In Axios, BCG’s Global Chief Communications Officer Russell Dubner discusses why many communications functions are lagging in scaling AI beyond the pilot phase, drawing on a BCG study of more than 200 corporate affairs and communications leaders.

In an interview with CNN Quest Means Business, BCG’s Global People Chair Alicia Pittman discusses how companies are using AI to redesign ways of working rather than automate isolated parts of business processes.