Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in the news

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.

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.

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.

The Boston Consulting Group report examines PFAS contamination risks in the oil and gas sector and the need for advanced destruction technologies, advocating for collaborative investment to accelerate deployment.

Boston Consulting Group is bringing Kristy Ellmer, an organizational change expert, to Australia to guide executives on navigating AI-driven transformation by focusing on human behavior and process redesign.

Reckitt's CEO details their strategy for integrating AI into their core business functions, emphasizing a deliberate, fast, and company-wide approach to drive growth and innovation.

African countries can achieve significant health and economic benefits by transitioning from refined staples to nutrient-rich whole grains and indigenous foods, especially through institutional procurement and policy changes.

A report by Boston Consulting Group and Global Impact Coalition examines technologies and strategies for industrial companies to address the challenge of "forever chemicals" (PFAS).

A new study reveals that many CEOs are unprepared for retirement, leading to dissatisfaction, with only 40% feeling content in their first year after leaving their roles.

Boston Consulting Group's new report ranks London as the top intelligent city, highlighting how AI shapes urban living and resident optimism about technology's impact.

The article discusses how grid-positive data centers, through flexible connections and on-site power solutions, can accelerate deployment and reduce grid strain amidst rising AI-driven demand.

A Boston Consulting Group report reveals that enterprise spending on quantum computing exceeded government and academic investments in 2025, with a significant increase in corporate engagement and projected market growth by 2030.

Boston Consulting Group prioritizes combining general business acumen with technical AI skills and critical thinking for its consultants, supported by internal upskilling and strategic hiring.

Local civic engagement offers CEOs a competitive advantage by boosting employee engagement, talent development, and trust, crucial for addressing community challenges amid public budget constraints.

A Boston Consulting Group report titled "AI-First Procurement" explores how adopting AI agents can transform procurement, freeing human capacity and significantly improving outcomes.

Boston Consulting Group promotes three leaders to oversee North American AI and technology, prioritizing people-focused leadership alongside technical expertise.

This article explores the work environment, culture, and career opportunities at MBB consulting firms—McKinsey, Bain, and BCG—through employee testimonials.

AI-first procurement with autonomous agents requires redesigning workflows and integrating AI into the operating model to achieve significant cost savings and competitive advantage.

Users of GLP-1 weight-loss medications are altering their consumption habits significantly across various product categories, creating a dynamic and expanding consumer market with lasting implications.

AI-first strategies empower asset managers to optimize operations and revenue by using autonomous AI agents to re-engineer core workflows like distribution and investment research.