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An overview of Boston Consulting Group research in the UK:

86% of employees say they need training on AI changes Frontline employees remain unconvinced by the hype surrounding AI, with a new study finding that less than half of them are optimistic about the technology.
24 August 2023
World's most innovative companies using AI to increase advantages As the rate of technological change in the global economy gathers pace, companies are investing more and more money in innovation – particularly in artificial intelligence and automation.
28 June 2023
$9 trillion decline as global wealth falls for first time since 2008 The financial assets of high net worth individuals around the world has fallen for the first time in more than a decade, according to new research.
27 June 2023
BCG banks record $11.7 billion amid 60th anniversary celebrations Founded in 1963, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is currently celebrating its 60th anniversary.
15 May 2023
London defined as the world's most attractive 'megacentre' The latest report to try and define the best cities to live in around the world has suggested London is the planet’s most attractive ‘megacentre’.
27 March 2023
Investment in digital transformation to climb further in 2023 As companies look to pivot their business models to become more resilient ahead of a global recession, digitisation is high on boardroom agendas in 2023.
24 January 2023
The world's most innovative companies (according to BCG) Boston Consulting Group has released its latest ranking of the most innovative companies in the word, with well-known – mainly American – multinationals dominating the list.
23 September 2022
Lack of board knowledge holds back business ESG drives A capabilities gap, and a lack of board oversight are holding back companies when it comes to delivering their ESG agenda.
22 August 2022
Inverto study: The top risks to procurement functions in 2022 BCG subsidiary Inverto has released the 2022 edition of its ‘Risk Management in Procurement’ study, shedding light into what is keeping chief procurement officers up at night and how their risk agend
05 May 2022
BCG achieves stellar 25 percent growth to $11 billion in revenues Global strategy and management consulting firm Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has booked massive year-on-year growth of 25 percent in 2021, in what is the firm’s fastest growth rate in over two decade
05 April 2022
Greening government procurement could supercharge push for net-zero Global government procurement is responsible for 15% of greenhouse gas emissions.
27 January 2022
Raw materials shortage puts economic recovery under pressure A study of the raw materials market has found limited availability is pushing prices sky-high.
16 December 2021
Most companies fail to measure all their emissions correctly Nine-in-ten companies are currently failing to comprehensively measure their total greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new global report.
03 November 2021
Sports retailers must adapt to online demand, warns report Global sports participation is expected to increase by one billion people by 2025.
17 May 2021
Companies to reassess IT outsourcing approach The Covid-19 pandemic and the restrictions on movement brought in to combat it have seen a boom in outsourcing over the last year.
22 March 2021
16 consulting firms awarded government coronavirus contracts The UK Government has once again come under fire for its spending on private consulting contractors, after it emerged the industry had received contracts worth £56 million to help with the national r
24 August 2020
Second hand luxury market could thrive despite Covid-19 While the world’s luxury goods market is expected to fare poorly in 2020, thanks to the economic havoc wrought by coronavirus, the luxury resale could well thrive.
22 April 2020
Fashion needs $30 billion per year for sustainability step-change A new report released at Davos 2020 has found that the fashion industry must plug a $30 billion funding gap, if it is to make good on promises to ramp up its sustainability efforts.
05 February 2020
Millionaires hold nearly half of all personal wealth globally While the global economy is said by some experts to be showing the early signs of a recession, one small club of super-wealthy individuals is still enjoying a bull run.
03 September 2019
Portion of women in management scarcely improves in decade Removing barriers in the workplace to increase diversity continues to be a focus for large businesses globally.
15 August 2019
'Nouveau riche' present key opportunity for wealth managers As competition heats up, new opportunities are on the horizon for wealth management experts, as the number of affluent individuals grows globally.
11 July 2019
Three quarters of UK’s digital workforce could leave for work British companies will need to drastically up their game to attract new talent if they are to stave off a widening digital talent gap, with the country having fallen well behind the US, Germany as a
06 June 2019
How blockchain can drive transportation and logistics forward The much-hyped innovation of blockchain has been said to have a myriad of possibilities, as companies across the industrial spectrum seek to safeguard their supply chains and increase efficiency.
04 April 2019
Medicine economic model creates negative health outcomes Profit-driven production of antibiotics has held back the development of vital medical breakthroughs, according to a new report.
26 March 2019
Half of UK workers say employers have not progressed on D&I goals While the UK workplace of today might be markedly different from that of just 20 years ago, efforts to promote diversity by employers seem to have stalled in recent times.
07 February 2019
Top consulting firms rake in £75 million for Brexit preparations A collection of some of the world’s largest consulting firms have won a set of contracts collectively worth £75 million, according to an investigation by Sky News.
14 January 2019
Pre-emptive business transformations show prevention better than treatment An extensive business transformation can be one of the most daunting tasks to face an executive in modern business, causing many to put off until tomorrow what they could achieve today.
18 December 2018
Asset management sector doubles holdings to $79 trillion in 10 years Asset managers had a strong 2017, as new money entered their catchments, global markets boomed and new products were developed.
31 October 2018
UK second best for most LGBT+ inclusive business environments A new survey has found that a fifth of global employees would still be reluctant with regards to being open about their sexuality or gender identity.
29 October 2018
New study debunks key myths regarding Artificial Intelligence A new study has sought to dispel a number of key myths which currently stand in the way of AI adoption among businesses.
27 September 2018
Blockchain benefits remain murky for most commodities trading While blockchain technology continues to be viewed as a key piece of future infrastructure across many industries, a new report has cautioned against it being viewed by traders as a silver bullet.
18 September 2018
London remains globe's top working city for migrant workers Across the world, increasing hostility toward migrants and tightening visa restrictions seem to be putting workers off of relocating for their dream job overseas.
13 September 2018

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