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Roland Berger's Future of health 2025 study: Seven key levers to shape the healthcare system of the future

16 October 2025 09:45

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Survey of 5,200 people across 25 countries: More than 70% favor a publicly funded system, which should focus on broad accessibility and prevention 58% support reducing costs by cutting wasteful spending rather than charging higher insurance premiums; respondents reject cuts to services or access restrictions Global comparison: The world's best healthcare systems are fair, effec

Innovation creates growth: Space is key to the future of German industry

25 September 2025 11:00

Germany and Europe have faced a widening gap to the United States and China in space in recent years – a development with far-reaching consequences for industry as a whole To strengthen German industry across all sectors, we need a new perspective on space, alongside structural reforms, greater investment and more freedom rather than new regulations Germany alone must increase its public investme

China assumes technology leadership in the automotive industry – Markets are increasingly decoupling

10 September 2025 08:58

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Roland Berger Automotive Disruption Radar: China in pole position, dominating on electric vehicle (EV) preference (95%), EV market share (25%) and development speed Germany in seventh place: EV preference drops from 55% to 45%, but the nation is strong in autonomous driving, patent activity and exports Regions are diverging on software, standards and customer expectations – OEMs

New Roland Berger study: After a slow decade, connected services are poised to take off – if remaining industry hurdles are overcome

4 September 2025 08:52

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7 out of 9 major adoption hurdles, especially technology challenges, for connected services have been largely overcome since 2015 Functioning business models and customer acceptance remain a key challenge: Over 50% see it as a serious obstacle Automakers have struggled to monetize connected cars with consumers, but fleets see clear value and will pay for tailored services. A sha

Roland Berger study: European market for vehicle leasing and subscription schemes set to grow to 94 billion euros by 2030

28 July 2025 09:05

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More than half of consumers are considering flexible vehicle ownership instead of outright vehicle purchase The total market is growing by eight percent per year (2023-2030), subscriptions by 25 percent, leasing by seven percent The market offers substantial opportunities but also brings challenges, especially around electric vehicle residual values
Munich, July 2025: The m

EV Charging Index 2025: China dominates with impressive e-mobility progress; Norway rises to second, with the USA third, while younger markets close the gap.

10 July 2025 09:04

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The share of electric cars in new vehicle sales rose from 20% to 25%, though some major markets saw little if any growth in this metric Public charging sufficiency stays consistent, but the ratio of (faster) DC charge points increased, supporting higher user satisfaction with the overall charging experience
Munich, July 2025:Amid a backdrop of political and macroeconomic unc

Aerospace industry: Signs of supply chain stabilization are evident, but investment support remains key to sustaining the ramp-up

4 July 2025 09:00

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Despite signs of stabilization, two out of three surveyed companies continue to experience supply chain disruptions Improving resilience is crucial as tariffs, trade wars and cyberattacks create new challenges Targeted financial support is key for half of suppliers to expand capacity
Munich, July 2025: After years of severe disruptions within the supply chain, the global aer

An economic revolution in space: The low Earth orbit economy could be worth over a trillion euros to the global economy by 2040

5 June 2025 08:46

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Roland Berger and LEOconomy present new study on the economic potential of the low Earth orbit economy The low Earth orbit economy will revolutionize traditional industries; market for microgravity use cases in the pharmaceutical industry estimated at 30 billion euros Europe can be a leading player in the low Earth orbit economy if it lays the necessary political, technological

Roland Berger study: AI is dramatically changing ways of working and job profiles in customer service

27 May 2025 08:38

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95% of executives surveyed already use AI in customer service processes; 83% expect developments to accelerate rapidly in the coming years Job profiles in customer service and call centers will change on a massive scale in Germany alone Asian companies have a growing lead; in Europe, regulatory constraints slow down progress
Munich, May 2025: Customer service is another of t

Roland Berger Defence Study: How Europe can Achieve Deterrence by 2030

19 May 2025 09:01

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Roland Berger publishes defence study and positions itself as a strategic partner to support Europe’s necessary defence transformation Coordinated, pan-European action among policymakers, defence companies, and non-defence industries is essential to meet new warfare paradigms and secure Europe’s resilience Europe could be ready to produce industrial output needed to reach the d

Roland Berger study: Many companies fail to adopt AI in their processes in spite of massive investments

14 May 2025 09:11

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Investments have increased sixfold since 2023, but only 27% of organizations have fully integrated Generative AI in their operations and workflows. Key challenges revolve around data quality and management, problems integrating AI in existing systems, and the talent scarcity The solution lies in a dual-pronged strategy: Adopting customized AI applications while systematically

Global Automotive Supplier Study: Average industry profit margin drops to just 4.7%

5 May 2025 09:00

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Chinese suppliers lead with 5.7%, while Europe (3.6%) and South Korea (3.4%) lag behind Stagnant volumes, the delayed transition to electric vehicles, and geopolitical uncertainties identified as key challenges Margins expected to remain lower; strategic business model adjustments necessary for continued success
Munich, May 2025: The global automotive supplier industry conti

Global consumer behavior 2025: Greater optimism leads to higher spending and continued growth for online and new platforms

10 April 2025 08:29

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Major regional differences: 85% of consumers in China are optimistic, while 52% in Germany feel pessimistic Customers value online channels for their price, convenience and product variety, while offline channels are better for advice and shopping experience Retailers and brands must optimize their online and offline offerings to stay competitive
Mun

Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award 2025: Best Solutions for Operations Honored Together with Roland Berger

11 March 2025 10:00

It’s that time of year again: The winners of the Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award (MIMA) for 2025 have been chosen and get presented on the website www.MIMAwinners2025.com. The coveted prize, which Microsoft Germany awards together with the strategy consultancy Roland Berger, honors innovative manufacturing companies. This year, for the sixth time, MIMA is honoring groundbreaking solution

Personnel announcement: PhD Julia Sosnizka appointed Global Head of Marketing & Communications at Roland Berger

4 March 2025 11:22

Experienced marketing and communications leader joins Global Management Team Extensive expertise in strategic brand management, digital strategy, and international corporate communications
Munich, March 2025 – Roland Berger strengthens its global marketing and communications strategy with the appointment of PhD Julia Sosnizka as Global Head of Marketing & Communications. Sosnizk

Global battery market continues to see strong growth despite uncertainties and holds opportunities for European manufacturers

7 February 2025 08:59

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Battery Monitor 2024/2025 by Roland Berger and RWTH Aachen: Demand set to triple to as much as 4.6 terawatt hours by 2030 before doubling again by 2040 Europe's market is shaped by Asian cell manufacturers' price war as well as local overcapacity due to overly optimistic demand expectations New European players must show they can produce high-quality battery cells at low cost –

Artificial intelligence is drastically changing the healthcare sector – companies do not feel well prepared

20 November 2024 09:21

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Roland Berger survey of healthcare sector managers finds almost all (94%) expect AI to have a significant or very significant impact Three-quarters use AI regularly, but only 15 percent have integrated the technology into standard processes Companies are engaging with AI and investing in it, but only 29 percent feel well prepared to use GenAI for competitive advantage
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Roland Berger Automotive Outlook 2040: China's auto industry is on the rise, but Europe can succeed in turning things around

4 November 2024 10:49

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The automotive markets of China, North America, Europe and the Global South are drifting apart, calling for new approaches across the global auto industry Seventy percent of new cars sold globally will be battery electric vehicles by 2040; despite current challenges, Europe could exceed a 90 percent share sooner with the current legislature Chinese automakers will have captured

Companies recognize the strategic importance of ESG, but only one in thirteen think they are doing an excellent job on ESG compliance

29 October 2024 09:18

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Roland Berger study: Corporate leaders today perceive ESG as a challenge second only to the task of managing inflation and price increases More than 70% of companies are legally obligated to meet ESG requirements; sustainability matters offer additional potential to add value when tackled strategically Best-in-class ESG performers have an organizational structure and corporate c

Study: The independent automotive aftermarket as a solution provider throughout the vehicle lifetime

24 October 2024 08:51

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Market volume of parts and components sold by independent workshops and parts dealers stands at EUR 73 billion (62 percent of the total market excluding labor costs) High efficiency and dense network ensure speedy service; commercial vehicle operators gain 230 million operating hours across the EU Vehicle manufacturers need the independent aftermarket, especially for electric mo