Publications

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Latest Publications

• Focus
• May, 2013
• Alternative Payer Models Show Improved Health-Care Value
• Jon Kaplan, Jan Willem Kuenen, Mike Pykosz, Stefan Larsson
• To improve health care value, health systems worldwide are experimenting with alternative models for care delivery and reimbursement. A BCG analysis of claims data for some 3 million U.S. Medicare patients shows that more managed Medicare Advantage plans offered by private insurers deliver higher-quality health outcomes than traditional fee-for-service medicine. 
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• Focus
• May, 2013
• Designing the Corporate Center: How to Turn Strategy into Structure
• Fabrice Roghé, Ulrich Pidun, Sebastian Stange, Matthias Krühler
• Complex global corporations are under unrelenting pressure to create value. But no corporate center can add value without an effective parenting strategy, and no strategy can succeed without an organizational design that translates strategy into operational reality. Learn how to turn your corporate center into a value-creation engine.
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• Report
• May, 2013
• Prioritizing and Attracting Private Infrastructure Investments in Africa
• Philipp Gerbert, Henrik Emmert, Tenbite Ermias, Sebastian Büchte
• Africa is suffering from an infrastructure gap that is holding back economic progress. As public financing for infrastructure development remains under pressure, governments must seek more private-sector participation. This new report written in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, explores new techniques for prioritizing and financing projects.
• Read more on bcg.perspectives