In the business world, change is constant
Is it possible to reconcile the twin goals of economic efficiency and sustainability within the current economic paradigm? Since the Paris Agreement and growing public scrutiny of corporate environmental practices, companies have been increasingly committed to sustainability. However, many remain hesitant due to concerns about financial costs. As climate impacts intensify and accusations of greenwashing rise, there’s a pressing need for adaptable strategies that integrate environmental and social factors with business performance.
In today’s dynamic business landscape, AI (including Generative AI) offers transformative opportunities, promising unprecedented efficiencies, innovation, and competitive advantages. However, the true success of AI adoption lies not only in the technological capabilities but in addressing the human and organizational elements essential for meaningful integration.
The digital transformation of manufacturing is accelerating globally, driven by advancements in technologies such and evolving industry practices. These innovations are reshaping production processes, enhancing efficiency, and fostering new business models. The global digital transformation market in manufacturing is projected to grow from $0.44 trillion in 2025 to $1.07 trillion by 2030 with a CAGR of 19.4%.
With this first edition of the BearingPoint Odoxa Sustainable Retail Observatory, we investigated consumers and the strong inconsistencies between their declared intentions (in opinion surveys) and their actual behavior (readable in market shares).
AI-powered accessibility testing bridges this gap by enhancing automated detection and providing deeper insights into accessibility challenges. When paired with expert audits, this approach ensures compliance and exceptional user experiences. Embracing AI-driven solutions positions organizations to lead in accessibility and inclusivity.
Nuclear energy is no longer just a contested option - it is now recognized as a vital component of Europe’s path to energy sovereignty and climate neutrality. The inclusion of nuclear power in the European Union’s Green Taxonomy in 2020 has marked a turning point, granting nuclear projects access to sustainable financing and validating its role in a cleaner energy transition.