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Amit Kumar is a member of Boston Consulting Group's Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice, and the firm's global lead for software. He serves clients across the software, IT services, and high-tech industries, advising them on large-scale transformations, strategy, go-to-market, M&A (integrations and divestitures), and forward-looking topics such as quantum and AI.

Prior to joining BCG, Amit worked for the supply chain and manufacturing group at Unilever, India.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Harvard Business School
  • BTech, engineering, Indian Institute of Technology

Publications and Videos

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Quantum Computing Is Becoming Business Ready

Early-stage machines could be generating real business value as soon as 2025.
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A New Architecture to Manage Data Costs and Complexity

A more federated and distributed architectural paradigm will help companies address the challenges and costs of data access and integration while accelerating innovation.
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Drive Margin Improvements with Effective Contract Management

In this report, BCG – in collaboration with Icertis – reveals how contract management solutions have the potential to prevent significant margin reduction.
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The Race to Quantum Advantage Depends on Benchmarking

The effective use of benchmarks could be a key source of competitive advantage for investors and end users.
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How Do Top Performers Shape Their Businesses in Crisis – and Beyond?

Crises cause major shifts, and the COVID-19 pandemic is no different. Most of us understand that there will be no return to the pre-COVID status quo, yet for many, the rapid change and vast uncertainty can be overwhelming. Inaction is not the answer.
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It’s Time for Financial Institutions to Place Their Quantum Bets

This emerging technology could be a game-changing opportunity—and an existential threat.
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Where Will Quantum Computers Create Value—and When?

The radical new technology promises to create value of more than $450 billion annually. But the gains will be far from equally distributed.
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Rolling Out Augmented Reality in the Field

AR can help entry-level technicians work as quickly as old pros. But getting to that point takes planning.