innovation

It’s inevitable that every company must be out there battling for market share, but you don’t really want to be in a situation where the competition is so stiff that any potential upside is eroded away in the process—―a scenario…

According to the UN, more than 3 billion people around the world – 40% of the global population – cannot afford a healthy diet. By 2050 the global population is expected to grow by an additional 2 billion, so unless…

Till the end of this year at least 30% of organizations will accelerate innovation to support business and operating model reinvention By 2023, 60% of G2000 companies will build their own business innovation platform to support innovation and growth in…

Four scenarios—based on consumers’ travel expectations and the popularity of different means of transportation—emerged for how the European travel landscape will look in the next few years. If the growth in passenger kilometers traveled continues on its prepandemic trajectory, 2019’s…

In this paper, we’re giving you a breakdown of 6 different FMCG innovations created by brands that were bold enough to do things differently and meet a new consumer need. Read more in playmr Pivoting in a pandemic: what we…

In September 2020, the president of China committed the country to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060—an enormous challenge for the world’s biggest annual carbon emitter—but a recent BCG analysis found that China has economically attractive and socially viable pathways to…

Superior readiness drives value creation—and resilience. The 50 most innovative companies of 2007, just prior to the Great Financial Crisis, delivered total shareholder returns between 2007 and 2012 that were 4 percentage points higher per year than the market. Read…

Innovation should focus on simplifying services and designing products around the needs , lifestyles and ability to pay of patinets and end users Read more in BCG  Reimagining Global Health After the Coronavirus By Johanna Benesty, Abhishek Gopalka, Mathieu Lamiaux,…

There are signs that people may be increasingly receptive to robotic help, preferring, at least hypothetically, to be picked up by a self-driving taxi or have their food delivered via robot, to reduce their risk of catching the virus. Read…

There’s a pattern to disruption in the retail industry.It usually comes from outside the business rather than within.That’s not to say that retailers don’t come up with bright new tech ideas.It’s just that the ideas that throw a spotlight on…