For North American downstream oil refineries, now is the time to improve value chain optimization through focused, management-led transformation efforts that could drive margin improvements. Source: McKinsey Improving refinery margins through value chain optimization
The CIO for Verizon Consumer and Business Group reveals the transformational changes that mattered so IT could adapt and innovate. Source: McKinsey Rewiring technology to better serve customers and the business
As a physical transformation, the energy transition is still in the early stages. Progress is being made in some areas, but what challenges are holding us back? Source: McKinsey Talking about the hard stuff: Where are we in the energy transition?
Yes, the changing geopolitical reality presents new risks—but like all disruptions, it may also create new opportunities. Here’s how. Source: McKinsey Navigating the new geopolitical uncertainty
Indian farmers see an opportunity from crop yield and price improvements to deepen investment in new products and services, a McKinsey survey found. Source: McKinsey Indian farmers’ optimism is driving interest in new products
Exploring the implications of a new demographic reality brought on by falling fertility and increasing longevity. Source: McKinsey Dependency and depopulation? Confronting the consequences of a new demographic reality
The United Kingdom’s inventive climate technology sector can learn from others’ successes to overcome its scaling challenges and create the unicorns of the future. Source: McKinsey Poised for take-off: Hyperscaling the United Kingdom’s climate tech
Wharton’s Peter Cappelli expects incremental changes in the workplace this year, a continuation of bigger trends that began during the pandemic.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Will the Workplace Change in 2025?
New research from Wharton’s Philip Tetlock finds that combining predictions from large language models can achieve accuracy on par with human forecasters.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Can AI Predict the Future?
Culturally determined social norms can encourage — or limit — the formation of new firms, Wharton research shows.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Why Some Societies Are More Entrepreneurial