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Boston Consulting Group (BCG) offers management consulting services to help businesses solve complex problems and improve their operations. They work with a diverse range of clients, including corporations, non-profits, and government agencies, providing tailored solutions in strategy development, operational improvements, and digital transformation. BCG stands out from competitors through its strong focus on talent development and mentorship, fostering a culture of continuous learning. The company's goal is to drive transformative results for clients while also making a positive social impact.
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Stuttgart-based software scale-up for deskless workers, Flip, announced today a €24.7 million Series A extension in order to drive targeted advancements in AI and accelerate growth.The round was led by existing investors including LEA Partners, HV Capital, Notion Capital, as well as Roland Berger.“The trust shown by our existing investors is a strong signal of confidence. It demonstrates their belief in our mission and their commitment to supporting us on this journey,” said Benedikt Brand, Founder and CEO of Flip. “With this momentum, we’re ready to shape the next era of AI-driven work.”Founded in 2018 inside Porsche by then-trainee Benedikt Brand, Flip was born out of frustration with the disconnect between HQ and teams on the factory floor.Its platform is purpose built for companies with a high proportion of deskless workers, who make up 80% of the global workforce, and digitises all touchpoints between these employees and their organisations. Designed to help HR, Communications, Operations teams, and deskless workers streamline their daily workflows to help them work smarter, save time and focus on value-adding tasks.Since its founding, Flip has raised over €52 million in total funding and is now being used by more than 500 companies – including brands like McDonald’s, Rossmann, Bosch, and Porsche.In 2024, Flip acquired UK-based The Bot Platform, formerly a Meta partner and serving customers such as Coca-Cola and GSK, bringing low-code, AI-powered tools into the platform to help HR and comms teams automate onboarding, engagement, learning, and recognition.Brand added: “There’s still huge untapped potential in digitalisation – especially for deskless teams, where AI can significantly boost efficiency and improve both management and worker retention.“We chose to extend our Series A funding because the opportunities ahead are too good to ignore. From unlocking powerful product enhancements to delivering even greater value for our customers, we’re all in. Most importantly, we’re doubling down on our promise: exceptional service that drives real, measurable efficiency.”Unveiled at the company’s flagship Berlin event, Flip Forward, the new investment will support the next phase development of Flip Intelligence; an AI-powered solution that automates shift planning, knowledge management, feedback collection, and onboarding processes.By combining knowledge transfer with AI-driven automation, Flip looks to boost productivity, reduce process risks, and enhance employee engagement, while continuing to deliver significant time and cost savings
Frame is joining the retailer from Boston Consulting Group (BCG), where she currently serves as managing partner of the London office.
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. The work ecosystem as we know it is about to change, with agents — the “next frontier of generative AI” — set to augment human decision-making for good. At the beginning of the year, the BCG AI Radar global survey said two-thirds of companies are already exploring AI agents. We’re approaching a new norm where AI systems can process our natural-language prompts and autonomously make decisions, much like a responsible employee. They have the potential to provide solutions to highly complex use cases across industries and business domains, taking over labor-intensive tasks or qualitative and quantitative analysis. But don’t be consumed by the dystopian thinkers, humans and machines can have a symbiotic relationship. Agentic AI could act as a competent virtual assistant, sifting through data, working across platforms, learning from processes and producing real-time insights or predictions
👩🍳 How we use AI at Tech in Asia, thoughtfully and responsibly.🧔♂️ A friendly human may check it before it goes live. More news hereSmartphone shipments to the United States rose by 30% in March 2025, according to Counterpoint Research.This was driven by manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, and Motorola, who expedited shipments to avoid potential import tariffs.Apple transported a record US$2 billion worth of iPhones from India in March, working with suppliers Foxconn and Tata Electronics.This move reflects a broader trend of shifting production from China to countries like India and Vietnam to diversify supply chains and reduce geopolitical risks.India’s smartphone exports to the US accounted for 26% of all first-quarter shipments, up from 16% last year.Apple saw a 42% increase in sales to US distributors, Samsung’s sell-in rose 4%, and Motorola nearly tripled its exports from India in March.🔗 Source: Reuters🧠 Food for thought1️⃣ Tariff-driven shifts creating a new tech manufacturing hierarchyThe evolving US tariff structure (26% for India vs. 46% for Vietnam and 104% for China) is reshaping the global smartphone manufacturing landscape beyond just temporary stockpiling 1.This has accelerated a multi-stage migration pattern, where production first moved from China to Vietnam (2018-2023), and is now increasingly shifting to India as tariff differentials create new manufacturing economics 2.Major manufacturers are responding differently based on their existing footprints. Samsung can leverage its established Indian facilities, while Google is negotiating with Indian manufacturers to increase monthly Pixel production beyond current 40,000 units 3.Data supports this transformation: India’s share of US-bound smartphone shipments has already jumped from 16% to 26% in Q1 2025, while China’s declined from 56% to 52% 4.This represents a significant acceleration of a trend that began gradually, with Apple only starting significant iPhone manufacturing in India in 2022, highlighting how quickly trade policies can reshape global manufacturing.2️⃣ Strategic inventory stockpiling signals new approach to trade uncertaintyMarch’s exceptional 30% surge in US smartphone shipments reflects a calculated business response to tariff threats rather than consumer demand growth 4.This resulted in a 51% year-over-year inventory increase, with manufacturers deliberately building significant buffer stocks to avoid near-term tariff impacts 4.Apple’s aggressive approach stands out, with the company airlifting a record $2 billion worth of iPhones from India in March alone and increasing sales to distributors by 42%, significantly outpacing Samsung’s more modest 4% increase 5.Counterpoint analysts note this stockpiling will shield companies from pricing impacts through “mid-to-late summer,” creating a temporary tariff-free inventory cushion 4.The strategy represents a significant shift in how tech companies manage supply chains, proactively building inventory reserves to create operational flexibility during trade uncertainty rather than the just-in-time inventory models that prevailed in previous years
Laura joins Ipsen from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) where she was Partner, consulting across portfolio strategy, M&A, Go-to-Market, and operating model transformation projects.