Boston Consulting Group (BCG) anticipates a substantial portion of its revenues to stem from artificial intelligence (AI) integration services, aiming for 20% in 2024 and projecting a remarkable 40% by 2026. Christoph Schweizer, BCG's chief executive, highlighted the rapid relevance of AI, especially generative AI, which contributed significantly Schweizer emphasized BCG's early identification of AI as a growth driver, with the firm's AI division witnessing notable sales growth, offsetting other economic slowdowns. The firm's investment in AI since 2015, with approximately 3,000 employees in its BCG X technology and design division, reflects its commitment to leveraging AI tools internally and externally. As BCG propels AI integration across various sectors, from customer service to healthcare, Schweizer emphasizes the need for BCG to evolve internally, aligning with its advice to clients, and showcasing its commitment to innovation and adaptability.
