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Effective Cost Management Can Fuel Growth

A holistic, outcome-based cost management approach that’s part of an enterprise-wide transformation can change an organization’s business for the long term and allow it to operate at its full potential.

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A Better Way to Manage Costs

Leaders needn’t wait for a crisis. A playbook exists for building an always-on, disciplined approach to cost excellence.

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Spend Smarter and Serve Better

Governments that engage in strategic cost optimization can recoup 10% of costs—or more—on a whole-of-government basis using existing tools.

 

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Build or Buy GenAI Solutions?

Does your company need custom GenAI solutions, or are off-the-shelf products the better choice? BCG’s Rob Derow discusses the factors to consider when making these decisions.

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Breaking the Cost Barrier on Biomanufacturing

Demand is solidifying for products that use biological processes and genetically modified microorganisms in place of traditional production methods. But for change to happen, costs must come down.


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BCG's Paul Goydan spoke to The Wall Street Journal's CFO Journal on how companies are preparing for the Federal Reserve's rate cut. “One reason why companies have kept so much cash on their balance sheet is out of concern about a potential recession, which is inhibiting capital investments. Other reasons include uncertainty about the presidential election. Once companies get more certainty on the economic outlook, as well as the potential for legislative or regulatory policy changes after the election, they will feel more comfortable using cash to make growth-related investments. That is impacting investment far more than interest rates,” he explained.

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Paul Goydan
Managing Director & Senior Partner; Global & NAMR Leader of BCG’s Cost Offer
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