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.
For the past six years, representatives of startup companies in the construction industries have been sharing their thoughts in interviews with us. Now, Roland Berger partner Kai-Stefan Schober reviews the insights he has obtained from these conversations.
EAF steelmakers must focus on decarbonization to thrive in a new era of sustainability – Roland Berger´s publication shows how.
Our Partner Mark Bayer gives a presentation on the topic of "Industrial Innovation" at the "World Corporate Summit" this year, with insights into the future industry.
Event duration: November 21, 2022 - December 15, 2022
Our Senior Manager, Alejandro Longueira, moderates a session on "Export Potential for the MENA Region" at the Green Hydrogen MENA on November 29, 2022. Join other participants to discuss the critical decisions needed to unlock the potential of green hydrogen in the region
Global spending on digital health could reach almost EUR 1 trillion by 2025. Digital platforms are reshaping the market – but who is making the race is still undecided.
For years, banks have known the importance of ESG within their industry. An ESG rating could be the deciding factor between keeping shareholders happy or losing them for good. But how important is the E, S, or G in ESG? Roland Berger’s report tells you more.
Many of the clean technologies needed to achieve the 1.5 °C scenario are already technically available. However, scaling them up will require massive additional R&D investments. Learn how de-risking can support the process of getting cutting-edge technologies ready for market and making a significant impact on emissions reduction.
As the idea of sustainability becomes more mainstream, Think:Act shows how organizations can smoothly transition from a linear to a circular economy.
