Volkswagen unter Druck: Radikale Krisenpläne im Konzern.

Beim deutschen Autoriesen Volkswagen laufen derzeit umfangreiche Beratungen über die Zukunft des Unternehmens. Hintergrund ist eine schwierige wirtschaftliche Lage, die den Konzern zu drastischen Maßnahmen zwingt.

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Mati Staniszewski (@matiii)

ElevenLabs가 Boston Consulting Group(BCG)과 전략적 파트너십을 발표했습니다. 양사는 전 세계 기업 고객에게 음성 에이전트를 제공하기 위해 협력할 예정이며, 엔터프라이즈 확장을 목표로 한다는 내용입니다.

https://x.com/matiii/status/2020856684067820009

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We are witnessing a great decoupling in the corporate world. According to BCG’s latest report, an elite 5% of companies, the "future-built", are pulling away from the pack, extracting massive value from AI, while the other 95% struggle to move beyond expensive experiments. The difference is how they handle the "virtuous cycle" of reinvestment. These leaders are already pivoting toward agentic AI, which is expected to drive nearly 30% of total AI value by 2028. While laggards view AI as a cost-cutting tool for today, the future-built view it as a revenue-generating engine for tomorrow. They aren't just saving money; they are using those savings to fund even deeper transformations in their talent and tech stacks. If you aren't reinvesting your AI wins, you aren't scaling, you're just treading water.

🧠 The Elite Gap: Only 5% of firms are "future-built," seeing outsized financial returns compared to the 60% reporting minimal value.
⚡ Agentic Shift: AI agents are set to represent 29% of all AI value by 2028, a space where leaders are already out-investing laggards.
🎓 Reinvestment Strategy: Top performers plan to spend 64% more of their IT budgets on AI in 2025, creating a compounding advantage.
🔍 Revenue vs. Cost: Leaders expect twice the revenue increase from AI initiatives than their peers by 2028.

https://www.bcg.com/publications/2025/are-you-generating-value-from-ai-the-widening-gap
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Health emergencies now the top fear for Filipino households

Manila, Philippines – Filipino families are reshaping their priorities around health, savings, and daily nutrition, according to a new nationwide study released by Boston Consulting Group.

The report surveyed 1,515 families representing more than 6,000 individuals across the country.

Researchers found that 70 percent of households now rank financial preparedness for health emergencies as their top concern.

That fear is driven by the reality that most families cannot afford a sudden medical bill without borrowing money or relying on insurance.

The study said 68 percent of respondents place building a stable savings fund among their main goals.

Another 64 percent identified improving nutrition and food quality as a core household priority.

BCG said these findings show the central role families play as both economic and emotional units within Filipino society.

Researchers also identified six household structures that shape how families earn, save, and make decisions.

These structures range from single-earner and dual-earner nuclear families to solo parent households, couples without children, sandwich families balancing three generations, and large extended families living under one roof.

Each structure carries its own financial pressures, time limitations, and internal decision-making systems.

https://twitter.com/tbcnewsph/status/1963818829152178208

The report noted that family decisions are rarely made by a single person.

Choices about groceries, school expenses, major purchases, and even investments often involve multiple members.

Women typically manage day-to-day spending and savings, while men tend to handle long-term financing and investments.

Despite these roles, the study described decision-making as collaborative and grounded in care.

Researchers said this shared approach remains strong even in households separated by migration.

More than half of Overseas Filipino Workers continue to participate in major family decisions from abroad.

The study said OFWs often contribute up to three-fourths of household income through remittances.

Many coordinate with loved ones through messaging platforms, video calls, and group chats.

The report argued that businesses often overlook this dynamic, treating consumers as individuals instead of interconnected family units.

BCG said this disconnect limits the relevance of financial products, health plans, and digital services designed for the Philippine market.

Researchers urged companies to rethink how they build tools for payments, savings, and insurance to reflect the reality of shared responsibility.

They said families aspire to stability more than luxury and value products that ease daily burdens.

https://twitter.com/tbcnewsph/status/1963819060485050703

Panelists from McDonald’s Philippines, Kaya Founders, and She Talks Asia discussed how understanding household dynamics can reshape business strategies.

They said companies that recognize the household as the core decision-maker are more likely to succeed in the Philippine market.

BCG said the goal of the report is to help institutions build systems that match how Filipino families actually live.

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Un nouveau vaccin contre la tuberculose

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