Digital technology, despite its seeming ubiquity, has only begun to penetrate industries. As it advances, the implications for revenues, profits, and opportunities will be dramatic. Here we explore the results of our survey into digitization across industries and detail the case for digital reinvention.
Will shortages of energy, materials, food, and water put the brakes on global growth? Far from it. By combining information technology with industrial technology, as well as through harnessing mate...
Daniel Yergin, the global energy expert and Pulitzer Prize--winning author, expects an energy landscape rife with innovations—and surprises. The author of "The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Rema...
Fred Krupp, the head of the Environmental Defense Fund describes how the rise of big data and sensing technologies could improve the bottom line for companies and the environment. A part of our Res...
"While we think of innovation and breakthroughs, these eureka moments no one has ever thought of before, what's really important is another kind of innovation," says Stefan Heck, founder of McKinse...
"We're now going into a period where managerially you have to be able to see things coming from wholly different directions. You have to see your neighboring industry showing up in your industry. Y...
"The standard automobile is utilized less than 4 percent of the time. The economics become quite interesting when you can begin to get that utilization even up to 10 percent of the time—no less 20 ...
A selection of videos reflecting McKinsey's decades-long research about the role of senior women and analysis on how to achieve gender diversity at top management levels.
The next China will look decidedly different from the one the world has grown accustomed to. In our special series on China's future, we explore the trends remaking China's economy, cities, and society. Visit our site, http://bit.ly/McKChina, and join the conversation on Twitter via the hashtag #McKChina (http://bit.ly/McKChinaTweets).