From the SAP Sapphire Orlando show floor, BCG's Neil Banerjee discusses the energy surrounding AI ERP transformations and how BCG is helping to take organizations on this journey.
More from SAP Sapphire in Madrid next.
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Do you really know where your marketing spend goes?
In this short video, Nestlé's Leonardo Aizpuru explains the importance of backing the few bets that matter most. Marketing efficiency starts with disciplined decisions, knowing where to invest and where to scale back.
Watch more at the link in bio.
Day 2 of #BCGatSAPSapphire. Here's the latest:
BCG's Mike Troisi joined Grocery Outlet's Kumar Mishra for a look at what it takes to deliver SAP S/4HANA.
BCG's Jonathon Scott and Julie Fidrych presented how BCG meets emerging global e-invoicing and e-reporting mandates.
Throughout the day BCG experts hosted executive roundtables discussing the critical role of the business integrator of ERP transformations.
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How do you steer your organization through a successful transformation?
That’s the question How Change Really Works sets out to answer.
In their new book, BCG’s Julia Dhar, Kristy R. Ellmer, and Philip Jameson draw on behavioral science, global transformation experience, and real-world examples to explore the science of how people behave during a transformation.
How Change Really Works is out May 19. Pre-order your copy now. Link in bio:
AI is redefining how value is created in life sciences.
New digital pathways are reshaping how treatments reach patients beyond traditional provider-led models.
Advantage now depends on converting more ideas into approved, adopted, and scalable interventions at global scale.
Read the full report from BCG and World Economic Forum at the link in bio.
BCG is at #SAPSapphire this week, showcasing how AI is transforming Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) delivery, and enabling faster value realization across the transformation lifecycle.
Some highlights from Day 1 so far:
BCG's Erik Olson joined SAP experts on stage to discuss how BCG and SAP are working together to redefine the future of finance with agentic AI, shifting the CFO focus from reacting to outcomes, to shaping them.
BCG leaders engaged with attendees at our booth, showcasing AI-first ERP capabilities and how agent-driven workflows accelerate solution confirmation while improving quality and efficiency.
More from #BCGatSAPSapphire coming up.
Robots are becoming more capable and easier to train.
In fact, physical AI could expand the scope of automated work by 50% and reduce robot-training effort by up to 70%, while robot investment payback is reduced to 1-3 years.
And there will be significant gains when factories and warehouses are designed with robots in mind.
As physical AI continues to advance, here's how CEOs can assess future opportunities.
Click on the link in bio to read the full guide.
AI is advancing quickly in finance, but most organizations have not yet translated that potential into measurable impact.
The issue is not the technology itself, but whether finance has the data, processes, and capabilities for AI to work in day-to-day operations, where value is actually created.
That is where the AI agenda is now shifting for CFOs.
Our latest report with SAP sets out what it takes to get there. Link in bio.
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AI investment is rising, but returns remain out of reach for most companies.
BCG research shows 60% of organizations report minimal or no value despite significant effort.
The gap is execution, treating AI as a tool instead of redesigning workflows, focusing on high-impact use cases, and linking outcomes to the P&L.
Leaders close it by embedding AI into core processes and scaling what works to drive real performance gains.
See how to turn AI into measurable financial results at the link in bio.
Principal investors, including sovereign wealth funds, public pension funds, and family offices, are playing a more central role in global private markets.
They control about 30% of global assets under management, with assets projected to reach roughly $59 trillion by 2030.
As their scale grows, so does their influence over how capital is allocated, deals are executed, and partnerships are formed.
Explore the 2026 Global Principal Investors Report to learn more about how this shift is playing out across markets and investment strategies.
With €300 billion mobilized ahead of schedule, how did @societegenerale turn sustainability into a growth strategy?
The bank embedded sustainability into core decisions, aligned portfolios with net-zero pathways, and shifted capital toward low-carbon solutions.
With BCG, it strengthened expertise and risk methods to finance complex projects like carbon capture and offshore wind.
Now, with a new target of contributing €500 billion through 2030 it is scaling this model, proving sustainability and growth can go hand in hand.
Over the past 28 years, BCG has published annual rankings of the top value creators and perspectives on value creation trends.
Our latest edition analyzed more than 2,000 public companies across 35 industries.
Explore the full series, including the latest rankings, from the link in bio.
