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Oxana Dankova is the global lead for the networks business segment within the Energy practice at Boston Consulting Group. She has extensive experience shaping strategies and leading transformation programs for global energy businesses to help them deliver sustainable impact and drive energy transition. Oxana has been with the firm since 2006, supporting clients across Europe, the US, the Middle East, and Australia. She works with energy companies along the value chain, including upstream, petrochemicals, fuel retail, power generation and retail, and transmission and distribution.

Oxana is a founding member of BCG's Network Transformation Services (NeTS) team, which, since 2015, has been focusing on transformation of energy network businesses. In her global networks segment leader role, she drives the development of BCG’s Bionic Network and Zero Ready capabilities and digital offering.

Oxana’s pre-BCG experience includes supporting Russian power sector reform, as well as her PhD work in the field of institutional economics at the Central Economics and Mathematics Institute, and working in the construction sector.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • PhD, economics and management, Central Economics & Mathematics Institute of the Russian Academy of Science
  • MA, honors, economics and management, Bashkir State University

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • Diploma with honors, Bashkir State University

Publications and Videos

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The Energy Transition Needs Next-Gen Network Planning

A collaborative approach to scenario modeling across the ecosystem can improve investment decisions, lower costs, and smooth the journey to net zero.
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Why Technology Alone Is Not Enough

Human expertise has proved critical to realizing the full potential of a digital transformation at scale.
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Let’s Get Digital in Asset Management

By combining human know-how with technology, data, and advanced analytics, energy networks can predict potential failures, optimize asset performance, and reduce the time to deploy.
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Cutting More Data and Fewer Trees

It’s time to take vegetation management to the next level. Adopting a bionic approach can reduce costs and risks while boosting employee performance.
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Electrifying Your Digital Transformation

Bionic energy networks unlock the value that digital initiatives have to offer by taking four important steps.
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Using Advanced Analytics for Better Maintenance

Asset intensive industries struggle to minimize maintenance costs while maximizing reliability. Maintenance strategy, work order planning, and predictive maintenance can help guide companies both in the short and long term.
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The Bionic Network Company #4: Building a Data-Driven Vegetation Management System

Vegetation management is not a new focus for utility networks looking to mitigate the impact of climate change. But by using a bionic approach, an entire industry can be revolutionized.
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Developing Digital Capabilities to Optimize Asset Management and Performance

How can the bionic approach solve the issue of bringing data and digital technologies to asset management?
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How to Get More from Workforce Management Systems

As COVID-19 continues to spread, energy companies must take a bionic approach to digital workforce management systems. How do these businesses select and implement the best solution?
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Introducing the Bionic Network of the Future

Energy networks can accelerate the adoption of digital developments by pursuing the “bionic company,” where employees are reinforced--instead of replaced--by technology.