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Mobility of the future: China speeds ahead

China is fast becoming the driver of global innovation in the automotive industry. In the race to claim a slice of the future market for mobility services, the Middle Kingdom has taken the lead. One in every two electric cars sold in the first half of 2018 went to a customer in China.

Financial service providers aren't keeping pace with digitalization despite some progress – As the customer interface gets crowded they are increasingly losing direct customer contact

Digitalization and new business models have created a growing gap between product creation and product sales in the banking sector. Digital platforms are already giving incumbent banks' competitors access to the majority of their customer base and could enable them to market their services to consumers on an even greater scale in the future.

Global bike sharing revenues set to grow to as much as EUR 8 billion within four years – European providers under pressure

More and more people are choosing pedal power to get from A to B in the urban environment – and bike sharing enables them to do so quickly, cheaply and conveniently. The dynamic pace of growth in this field has done much more than merely bring the big Asian bike sharing providers into the arena – it has triggered a veritable race to control the market.

Pace of progress quickens for electrical propulsion in aircraft

Electrical propulsion in aerospace is set to bring low-noise, low-emission, and potentially even safer hybrid-electric flight to market within the next 15 years. The pace of development is quickening: With roughly 100 different aircraft programs in development, the number of projects has increased by more than 30 percent since 2017.

Corporate headquarters under pressure from digitalization

Around one quarter of companies are not satisfied with the performance of their headquarters. The main reason is that corporate HQs (CHQ) are not up to the challenge of digital transformation and the pressure to innovate. It is evident that CHQ's claim to support modern, digital structures and processes is far removed from reality.

Think:Act on artificial intelligence: Roland Berger's corporate magazine wins gold again

Roland Berger has won gold once again in the Best of Content Marketing Award (BCM Award) with a Think:Act magazine on the subject of artificial intelligence. Attracting almost 800 entries, the award is Europe's largest competition for content-driven corporate communications. It recognizes outstanding examples of corporate publishing and other communications.

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