The Roland Berger Trend Compendium 2050 covers six megatrends shaping the world between now and 2050.
Aerospace supply chain 2025: Our survey finds ramp-rates and resilience have increased as disruption has fallen – has the industry turned a corner?
Amid rising costs and falling output, German manufacturers can unlock EUR 100 billion in material cost savings. A new report by Roland Berger explains how.
Join our Partner Laurent Benarousse at the “Sovereignty Solutions” event in Paris. Discover valuable insights from leading experts - including Florence Parly (former Minister of the Armed Forces and Chair of the Board at Air France-KLM), Benjamin Revcolevschi (CEO of OVHcloud), Sébastien Daziano (Executive Committee Member and Strategy Director at Veolia), and General Autellet (former Deputy Chief of the French Armed Forces) - as they explore the challenges and opportunities of corporate sovereignty in today’s rapidly evolving global landscape. For more information, please contact Mathieu Michelin.
Together with SAP, Partners Oliver Knapp and Pieter Niehues are organising the Disruptive Procurement Days for an exclusive procurement community, the Leaders League. The next Disruptive Procurement Day will take place at CLAAS and will provide a platform to discuss the challenges affecting procurement leaders today, such as artificial intelligence, cost pressures, supply chain disruption and navigating an increasingly uncertain geopolitical environment. For further information, please contact Antonia Fahlbusch.
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Les acteurs du marché en pleine transition énergétique vers l’électrique et l’hydrogène vert
Ground-level decarbonization efforts offer promising avenues to reduce airport platforms’ emissions.
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