BCG Acquires Wingg to Expand Data Analytics Offering
BCG GAMMA to Strengthen its Capabilities through the Acquisition of Wingg, a Brazilian Data Science and Software Development Startup
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Industrie will regionaler und flexibler produzieren – Fabrik-Sharing als Lösung
Um ihre Lieferketten resilienter zu machen, wollen weltweit 43 Prozent der Industrieunternehmen regionaler produzieren. Das zeigt die neue BCG-Studie „Boosting Resilience with Production as a Service".
Boston Consulting Group Appoints Pablo Martinez to Head the Firm’s Middle East Region
Pablo Martinez to take over from Joerg Hildebrandt who led the Middle East System for the last eleven years, bringing together local knowledge, global industry expertise, and deep capabilities to empower, inform, and create impact – grounding the firm as a regional thought leader and an integral part of the Middle East’s development story.
Digital Payments in India Projected To Reach $10 Trillion by 2026: BCG and PhonePe Pulse Release Report on Digital Payments
The report leverages BCG’s industry expertise in payments and the fintech domain, along with PhonePe’s deep insights and expertise.
Pour les grandes entreprises, seul un tiers des rapprochements capitalistiques avec les startups sont des succès
Corporate Venture Capital et startups : comment prolonger le coup de foudre ?
Apenas el 5% de las empresas latinoamericanas han reducido sus emisiones de acuerdo a sus objetivos durante los últimos cinco años
Según una encuesta de BCG, el 67% de las compañías de Latinoamérica participantes señalaron que la reducción de las emisiones de carbono es muy importante para su organización, cifra superior al 56% de promedio global.
Metaverso: una oportunidad de mercado de más de 200 mil millones de dólares
BCG proyecta que el metaverso habrá creado un mercado total de $250 mil millones a $400 mil millones de dólares para 2025.
The Middle East Leads a Winning Streak in Asset Management, with Retail AuM Shaping Growth in the Region
Assets under Management, increased by 16% in the Middle East as net flows set record and profits rise; disruption is expected as new trends emerge, according to Boston Consulting Group’s new report.
BCG Commits to Remove 100,000 Tonnes of Carbon by 2030 as Expanded First Mover Coalition Sends Powerful Signal to Market to Commercialize Zero-Carbon Tech
BCG Expands Commitment to First Movers Coalition with Pledge to Remove at Least 100,000 Tonnes of Carbon by 2030 as Part of the Firm’s Net-Zero CommitmentIndia, Italy, Japan, Norway, Singapore, Sweden, and the UK Join the US as First Mover Coalition Government Partners to Create Early Markets for Clean TechnologiesThe Ambitious Initiative Was Kickstarted at COP26 in Glasgow in November 2021 and Has Been Expanded at the World Economic Forum Meeting in DavosDAVOS—Boston Consulting Group (BCG), one of the world’s leading management consulting firms, has expanded its commitment to the First Movers Coalition (FMC) with a pledge to remove 100,000 tonnes of carbon by 2030. BCG’s commitment came at the same time as a group of more than 50 of the world’s largest corporations, with a market cap of more than $8.5 trillion, committed to commercialize emerging clean technologies. FMC partners are making unprecedented advance purchase commitments for near-zero carbon, steel, aluminum, shipping, trucking, and aviation by 2030, as well as advanced carbon dioxide removal technologies.
El sector de gestión de activos creció a doble dígito en 2021 y superó la media de los últimos 20 años
Un informe de Boston Consulting Group refleja que los activos bajo gestión aumentaron un 12%, los flujos netos alcanzaron un récord y el margen de beneficio operativo superó al de 2020, mientras se espera una alteración a medida que surjan nuevas tendencias.
En el 2021 el mercado de gestión de activos aumentó un 13% por encima de la media de 10 años
Casi el 75% de todo el nuevo capital de los últimos 5 a 10 años ha ido a parar a los 10 principales actores mundiales.Brasil es el mayor mercado de gestión de activos de América Latina, con 1,0 billones de dólares.El mercado colombiano de gestión de activos creció un 7% en 2021.Bogotá—El sector de la gestión de activos continuó su trayectoria de crecimiento en 2021, con un aumento del 12% de los activos bajo gestión (AuM) a nivel mundial, hasta alcanzar los 112 billones de dólares, muy por encima de la media de crecimiento de 20 años del 7%, según un nuevo informe de Boston Consulting Group (BCG). Los flujos netos también alcanzaron niveles récord, con un 4,4% del total de AuM. El informe, titulado Global Asset Management 2022: From Tailwinds to Turbulence (Gestión global de activos 2022: de los vientos de cola a las turbulencias) -la 20ª edición del estudio anual de BCG sobre el sector- se publica hoy.
Double-Digit Growth Prolongs Winning Streak in Asset Management
Assets Under Management Increase by 12% as Net Flows Set Record and Profits Rise; Disruption Is Expected as New Trends Emerge, Says Report by Boston Consulting Group
37% of the Top 20 Skills Requested for the Average US Job Have Changed Since 2016
BCG, The Burning Glass Institute, and Emsi Burning Glass analyzed more than 15 million job postings to understand how skill requests changed from 2016 to 2021One in five skills (22%) requested for the average US job is an entirely new requirement in that occupationNearly three-quarters of jobs changed more from 2019 through 2021 than in the previous three-year periodBOSTON—Jobs are more disrupted today than ever before, and changing at breakneck speed, according to a new report from Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Emsi Burning Glass, and The Burning Glass Institute. Over one-third of the top 20 skills requested in postings for the average US job have changed since 2016, and one in five skills is an entirely new requirement for that job.
Les start-ups à impact seront-elles les licornes de demain ?
Etude BCG et Impact France en partenariat avec Ipsos
Micromobility Has Great Promise for Cities—if Integrated into the Current Transportation Landscape
The pandemic and rising fuel prices are encouraging many more consumers to look at micromobilityYet, only one in five consumers surveyed plan to use micromobility for their commute to workCity planners and the micromobility industry need to work together to design integrated solutions to overcome barriers to adoptionBOSTON—Boston Consulting Group (BCG), one of the world’s leading management consulting firms, and the University of St. Gallen announced today the release of the article “Putting Micromobility at the Center of Urban Mobility,” which previews the findings from a new survey of 11,000 consumers across 23 cities in 10 countries. The article examines consumers’ views and usage patterns for micromobility vehicles, including bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters, and e-mopeds, and it analyzes the incentives and deterrents to broader adoption.