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After briefly summarizing key current trends in IT and exploring how IT executives can respond to them, our recent IT study focused strongly on the imminent AI revolution and how companies can get themselves "AI ready".

How IT executives can respond to key trends in IT – and how companies can get ready for AI IT study 2024 – Trends, challenges and implications.

Which digital services of their health insurance do they know, which do they use and which would they want for their own care? To find out, we surveyed around 1,200 people with statutory health insurance. The results provide exclusive insights into how preferences differ between the various target groups and which offers insurance companies can use to attract existing and new users.

With healthcare systems under pressure everywhere, AI could be a game-changer, improving the quality of care and delivering economic benefits across the sector.

Why decentralized companies are opting for a centralized approach to SAP’s new ERP.

The strategic importance of information security and cybersecurity is emphasized in German law and EU regulations, affecting many companies and forcing them to act now.

Hopes are high for generative AI. It is expected to do nothing less than resolve the productivity crisis in advanced economies. A new study by Roland Berger shows that these hopes are well founded. If properly applied, language models like ChatGPT can open up completely new possibilities for increasing productivity – such as by taking over routine back-office tasks or helping people with complex parts of their job as a digital co-worker.

In-depth study examining recruiting and organizational challenges as companies seek to take modern IT into the realms of strategic transformation.

Migrating to S4/HANA can be a major challenge for companies. We examine the pitfalls and identify best practices so you can reap the benefits in full.

ChatGPT is a potential game changer for artificial intelligence. What are its implications for industry, and how can companies harness its full potential?

Companies are stuck in a digital dilemma, unable to move forward and unwilling to go back. Roland Berger lays out the building blocks to get unstuck.

Roland Berger's study "Future of health 4" examines tomorrow's patients – their attitudes to innovation, trust in healthcare participants and willingness to pay.

After several years of bull market with strong growth and substantial investments, many companies were surprised by the speed and force with which market conditions changed. Geopolitical conflicts, the continuing impact of the pandemic (especially in China), energy price shocks and a sharp rise in inflation are hitting companies from all sides, slowing demand and likewise investors' appetite for risk.

Read in Roland Berger´s publication how established companies can be inspired by and learn from born-good companies and digital natives.