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Full Overview
The pandemic has proven to be the biggest stress test of business resilience in recent years with the speed at which it transformed the way we live causing many companies to collapse. Those that have survived the last 18 months were the ones that were able to pivot their business models to continue to work within the restraints imposed by the pandemic. One survey found that 42% of senior executives acknowledged that the crisis has weakened their competitive positions within the market. It is key that companies learn from the experiences of others during the pandemic to ensure they don’t repeat the mistakes of those who struggled.
A study of businesses during the pandemic discovered that organisations that had implemented innovative operating models were 1.5 times more likely to have been successful during the crisis. It's key that these models be flexible enough to bend with the demands of a changing market but not break under the pressure. There is no one size fits all approach to creating a resilient yet agile business model. However, finding the right approach which successfully balances the two could be the difference between boom or bust when we are faced with another global economic crisis.
The Financial Times in collaboration with ServiceNow are pleased to host this private virtual webinar for senior business leaders moderated by a FT journalist. The discussion will explore how companies can build adaptive business models that are able to withstand threats to traditional profit streams, caused by crises.
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