Why advanced technology accelerates dysfunction when decision rights, workflows, and culture aren’t built to execute.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I lead Boston Consulting Group’s Behavioral Science Lab. Nov 21, 2024, 08:15am EST Nov 21, 2024, 09:18am EST An organization’s ...

Long before COVID-19, disruptive technologies had already made significant inroads into traditional enterprises, compelling them to evolve their operating models for the digital age. The pandemic only ...

A decentralized company that is globally and intelligently connected, one whose employees can work from anywhere, whose customers and partners can succeed from anywhere, and whose definition of ...

Increasingly, companies face a significant dilemma when trying to transform to the quickly evolving new operating models for services. Companies buying services delivered in the new models encounter ...

Innovation is as essential to social purpose as it is to business profits. But too many organizations embrace the latest fad—whether it be a contest, crowdsourcing tool, or technology platform—while ...

Buy-side firms are consistently faced with burgeoning volumes of data, necessitating adept management of expansive data extractions, a task fraught with intricacies and considerable costs. Arthur Orts ...

A new Forrester study finds firms that achieved higher performance levels transform their IT operating models and address challenges incrementally. Image: Adobe Stock IT operating models are in ...

Leaders, revising their five-year plans every quarter, are constantly seeking ways to reinvent their companies and stay ahead of the pack, given competitors of varying capabilities and scale and ...

As organizations accelerate AI adoption and expand analytics capabilities, many still struggle to execute their data strategies due to unclear operating models, siloed decision-making, and ...

Many higher education institutions are migrating their data centers to a cloud operating model. It's a movement that has its roots over a decade ago. And while that may not be news, it's a growing ...