Organizations are discovering that simply adding AI tools to existing workflows yields minimal results and can even reduce productivity. The real challenge lies not in the technology itself, but in fundamentally redesigning operating models and processes built for human-only execution. Leaders who treat AI adoption as an organizational transformation rather than a technology implementation are the ones achieving measurable returns and sustainable competitive advantage.

Americans eager to leave the pandemic behind showed their enthusiasm over the past year by flocking to restaurants, bars, and hotels, eating, drinking, taking daytrips...

With inflation continuing to squeeze consumers, "treasure hunt grocery shopping" is on the rise.

The economy is slowing. Costs are rising. And customer satisfaction is falling.

Ballooning G&A costs are a frequent consequence of multi-period business growth, where large, inflexible overhead structures can evolve.

The U.S. elections this week have clearly shown just how fast the world is moving. Uncertainty and volatility are our new normal. Speed to results is imperative.

The United Auto Workers union has initiated an unprecedented multi-company strike against the Detroit auto makers. This conflict has been the subject of a long and heated buildup...

As the dust from the U.S. presidential election settles, many executives are left wondering about the potential impact of President-Elect Trump's trade policies on global supply chains.

The Strait of Hormuz disruption is driving up fuel, freight, and feedstock costs across ocean, air, and trucking sectors, while trade policy moves in conflicting directions with court challenges to tariffs alongside new sector-specific duties. Shippers face rising pricing that outpaces demand, harder-to-forecast landed costs, and compressed decision windows for sourcing strategies in an environment of structural overcapacity.

With traditional grocery's share of the fresh food dollar on the decline, communication about produce, protein and prepared foods is more critical than ever. In this five-part series...

A brutal mix of factors over the last few years led to retailers absorbing excess inventory shocks. But with the cost of capital increasing, it's more important than ever to ensure...

We recently returned from the Wells Fargo Industrials Conference in Chicago, where we participated in a series of fireside chats and one-on-one meetings...

E-commerce enjoyed a considerable tailwind during the pandemic, as lockdowns and social distancing led buyers to expect shippers to meet them at their doorstep. Most did.

In June 2023, the Five Eyes partners agreed to deepen cooperation on export control enforcement, underscoring the sustained commitment of the U.S. and its allies to prioritize actions...

In unserer Interview-Reihe "C-suite ready on the job" berichten Kolleginnen und Kollegen von ihren Erfahrungen in verschiedenen Interim-Management-Teams bei AlixPartners.

Ich war für mehrere Monate als Interim Manager zusammen mit einem erfahrenen AlixPartners-Team in der Anti-Financial-Crime-Organisation eines internationalen Finanzinstituts tätig.

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In our first article, we reviewed some of the key findings from the Bank of England's (BoE) and Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) ‘machine learning in UK financial services' survey.

Consumer debt is rising faster than income and many consumers have or are quickly exhausting savings accrued during the pandemic.

In an age of persistent disruption, the next "black swan" event may be lurking in Central America. The Panama Canal, leveraged for 40% of all U.S. container traffic, is experiencing unprecedented drought conditions.