Generative AI for the Public Sector: The Journey to Scale
We highlight six key enablers that can help the public sector unlock the transformative benefits of Generative AI for their organizations and communities.
We highlight six key enablers that can help the public sector unlock the transformative benefits of Generative AI for their organizations and communities.
GenAI and other AI tools present unique challenges and risks for government organizations. But if implemented responsibly, AI technologies can help governments make citizens’ lives better.
Explore the latest insights from the 2024 BCG Digital Government Citizen Survey in our new Trust Imperative series report, a collaboration with Salesforce that delves into how Generation AI can transform public sector service delivery and strengthen trust worldwide.
Generative AI will have significant positive impacts on the public sector. National, state, provincial, and local governments must begin taking actions to unlock these opportunities.
Congestion, accidents, emissions, and other challenges require cities to develop holistic mobility alternatives that will shift travel from private transport to public and active modalities.
Governments can embrace the success of so-called smart cities, such as London and Riyadh, to promote and fund digital services in their countries.
The time for urgent adaptation and resilience efforts for the world’s land transport infrastructure is now.
As demand for office space plummets, building owners, lenders, and city officials must work together creatively to avoid a downward spiral in property values and local economies.
Costly or cost-effective? Recent BCG research finds that childcare benefits deliver returns of up to 425% of their cost for companies across the US.
Experts anticipate that jobs will blossom over the next 50 years—even as technology becomes more prevalent and climate challenges persist.
Talent can be hard to source and retain, even as segments of the US population lack access to satisfying, supportive jobs. Three initiatives are making a difference.
Higher education needs to incorporate AI in two ways: to support and instruct students, and as part of the curriculum to prepare students to use AI in their work.
A well-designed digital euro could enhance Europe’s monetary sovereignty, maintain accountability and safety, reduce cost and risk of cross-border transactions, and foster innovation across industries.
Governments have two key strategies—evolving existing economic clusters to remain competitive and capitalizing on emerging opportunities—to help economic clusters rapidly adapt to the green transition.
Governments can no longer let underground business and economic corruption grow unchecked. This article explains what drives it and how to mitigate the harm.
The cities that will prosper in the future will be those that build thriving economic clusters. But how do governments pick which industries to back?
While digital, data, and AI have extraordinary potential to revolutionize our global health care systems, they have yet to deliver a transformative impact. How can the public and private sectors accelerate progress?
Discover the transformative power of Generative AI in the healthcare sector. Public sector organizations play a crucial role in leveraging and enabling AI for improved operations, mission acceleration, and responsible adoption strategies, fostering a future of innovation and trust.
A business-led approach to strategy and management of large-scale technology projects can help agencies move faster and achieve better results.
As the youth mental health crisis in the US continues to worsen, a new report from the National Governors Association, in collaboration with BCG, offers a path forward for state leaders.
Major change programs can be tough for defense organizations, but the right approach can help them emerge better equipped to fight and win in the future.
Defense ministries can innovate more effectively with allied countries, companies, and other institutions, provided that they focus on five clear actions.
Private sector players now launch rockets, operate satellites, and offer other services once handled exclusively by governments. Space agencies need a plan to work with this growing industry.
As satellite communications become critical, governments need to update their procurement approach to access more capacity from commercial providers—and under more flexible terms.
Many public sector agencies face financial strain after the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are the best practices for reducing expenses while raising efficiency and effectiveness.
As economic pressure grows and budgets shrink, procurement officials need to revise their negotiating strategy with contractors so they get more for their countries’ money.
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Leaders must learn what works in their city—and expeditiously address what doesn’t. Residents’ satisfaction is key to whether they move or stay.
Governments can embrace the success of so-called smart cities, such as London and Riyadh, to promote and fund digital services in their countries.
Joerg Hildebrandt
Joerg Hildebrandt