Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

About Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

A global management consulting firm that partners with organizations to tackle challenges, drive growth, and create positive societal impact through innovative solutions

Key facts

Industry

Business Consulting and Services

Company size

10,000+ employees

Headquarters

boston, massachusetts, United States

Founded

1963

Revenue

$220M – $1.5BTamtam estimate

Website

bcg.com

LinkedIn

linkedin.com/company/boston-consulting-group

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Jobs at Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

• Manager - BCG Vantage, Data Centers and AI InfrastructureLondon, England, United Kingdom · Sep 6, 2026
• Data Scientist , 中途/Mid-Career, BCG X, JapanTokyo, Tokyo, Japan · Sep 6, 2026
• PLA Manager - IT ConsultingBengaluru, Karnataka, India · Sep 6, 2026

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Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in the news

• Global Consumers Have Moved On. Has Your Growth Strategy Caught Up?

  This report by Boston Consulting Group analyzes five shifting consumer themes—value over price, longevity, solo living, new trust sources including AI, and AI-driven decisions—to guide companies on adapting their growth strategies.

  bcg.com · Aug 27, 2026
• Why Your Organization Needs an AI Hub

  Many organizations struggle to get value from AI because they do not change their operating models, a problem that can be solved by implementing a flexible AI hub that coordinates all AI initiatives and evolves with the company's maturity.

  bcg.com · Aug 26, 2026
• AI Hasn’t Fully Paid Off Yet in Logistics. But It Will.

  Logistics companies are investing heavily in AI but seeing limited financial returns due to fragmented data, isolated solutions, and insufficient focus on human integration, necessitating a shift towards connected systems for significant impact.

  bcg.com · Aug 25, 2026

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