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World Economic Forum | Annual Meeting "Cooperation in a Fragmented World"

At the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) leaders from government, business, academia will convene to discuss priorities for 2023. Our Global Managing Partner Stefan Schaible, who is a member of the The Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders, will join several sessions to discuss with other global leaders solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges.

Event duration: January 16, 2023 - January 20, 2023

Semiconductor shortage – Pathway and implications for procurement executives

The global semiconductor shortage has particularly affected the automotive sector in recent years. Our Partners Oliver Knapp, Thomas Kirschstein and Sven Marlinghaus will share their insights and discuss the difficulties in an exclusive virtual roundtable.

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Global Automotive Supplier Study 2022

The Roland Berger Global Automotive Supplier Study 2022 shows that the future of automotive suppliers after a three-year slump. Although 2021 turned out better than expected, automotive suppliers are facing a difficult year ahead. Therefore, in this part of a three-part series, we analyses how decision-makers should deal with the growing pressure and financial situation in the industry.

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Solutions to enable automotive, industrial and other technology companies to benefit from the latest technological innovations and proactively adapt their business models, strategy, organization and processes.

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Quick commerce – a lasting revolution?

How omnichannel retailers are rising to the challenges of q-commerce

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Quantum sensors are a quantum leap for sensing technology

Recent quantum innovation has improved the accuracy and limits of current sensor technology, according to new research by Roland Berger. This will have a big impact on field sensors, microscopy, atomic clocks, positioning systems, mineral prospecting, and seismology among others. The new degree of measurement accuracy paired with economic benefits demonstrates a steep growth path for quantum sensors.

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