Although IT spending by insurance companies and statutory health insurance funds has been steadily increasing for years, these investments often generate little economic benefit. The companies are at a turning point here. Strategic priorities, projects, and their value contribution to overall success must be critically examined and realigned.
The world order is undergoing profound shifts. Since returning to the White House as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump has shaken the foundations of global trade.
Circularity in the automotive industry is now a strategic necessity due to tightening margins and regulatory demands. OEMs must focus on four key priorities: optimizing remanufacturing, scaling battery recycling, enhancing supply chain resilience, and meeting sustainability regulations. A pragmatic roadmap and operational excellence can unlock new revenue streams and ensure competitive advantage.
Join our Global Managing Director Marcus Berret for a high‑profile panel discussion on “Automotive Industry in Transition”. Together with leading figures from politics and business, the discussion will address the profound changes shaping the automotive sector. The panel will feature, among others, Winfried Kretschmann, Minister‑President of the State of Baden‑Württemberg, Ola Källenius, CEO of Mercedes‑Benz Group, and Martina Merz, Supervisory Board Member of Robert Bosch GmbH and Member of the Board of Volvo Group. For more information, please contact Annette Martin .
Procurement and engineering teams are dealing with growing complexity, scattered data, and rising cost pressures. AI is now a practical tool that enables smarter decisions, better transparency, and improved collaboration. Join our exclusive virtual roundtable, hosted by our Partners Oliver Knapp and Pieter Niehues, to discover six AI tools with real use cases that are transforming operations and boosting efficiency. For more information, please contact Antonia Fahlbusch.
Roland Berger’s Future of Health 7 study reveals how equity, coordination, digitalization, prevention, resources, governance and innovation shape resilient healthcare systems worldwide.
EV Charging Index 2025: Expert insights from the GCC region. Just 12 months ago, the region's EV landscape was described as "nascent but becoming increasingly dynamic," with the UAE leading adoption, followed by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, while policy incentives and infrastructure were still evolving. Today the picture is markedly different.
This paper outlines a three-pillar framework for modernising International Investment Agreements, balancing risk mitigation, opportunity expansion, and policy coherence to safeguard national interests and drive sustainable economic growth in a rapidly changing geoeconomic landscape.
As the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector matures, developers need to turn to diversified funding sources to sustain growth and stay competitive.
Its Index rankings may be low, but the GCC’s journey toward electric mobility is accelerating. Discover more in the Roland Berger EV Charging Index 2025.
Decentralization transforms governance by expanding regional authority, fiscal autonomy and innovation – fueling economic growth and development planning.
