According to Forrester, the lasting global impact of COVID-19 will usher in five macro shifts that will permanently alter business and technology. In a new report, ‘The New, Unstable Normal: How COVID-19 Will Change Business and Technology Forever’, Forrester identifies business resiliency as one of these trends.
Aon has published the latest edition of its monthly Global Catastrophe Recap report, which evaluates the impact of the natural disaster events that occurred around the world during June 2020.
In a letter published by the journal, Nature, Cranfield academics are calling for global resilience to be shaped around the 'Five Capitals' - natural, human, social, built, and financial. The academics believe that too often silos exist within governments and within organizations and businesses that mean risks are not anticipated quickly enough or prepared for well enough.
The BCI has published a new research report, ‘COVID19: The Future of Supply Chain’, which shows that 73 percent of organizations responding to the survey has encountering ‘some’ or ‘significant’ detrimental impacts on the supply side due to COVID-19.
A new paper by researchers from the University of Liverpool and the SP Jain School of Global Management presents the results from a systematic literature review of 153 papers related to supply chain resilience.
K2, a leader in intelligent process automation, has published the results of a recent Harris Poll survey, ‘Accelerating Automation: How Businesses are Adapting to a Post-COVID World’.
The COVID-19 pandemic crisis has brought with it a crisis of leadership and adapting to the post-lockdown new normal will demand a new more agile style of leadership. This message emerged from an expert panel discussion looking at the subject of leadership in a pandemic hosted by Resilience First.
As COVID-19 accelerates disruptions impacting the American workforce, the National Governors Association (NGA) has issued the findings of a comprehensive two-year project examining ways that governors and other state policymakers can nurture a technologically resilient workforce ready to thrive in an evolving economy.
Supply-chain security and resilience is currently a huge emerging issue for the tech sector and securing corporate supply chains should be the number one priority for CISOs over the next 12 months. This finding emerged from a Resilience First expert briefing on how the Internet has been the backbone of business response to the impact of COVID-19.
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