COVID-19 has grounded thousands of planes, but the aviation industry can still take important steps to keep business alive.
By properly managing cash flow and liquidity, businesses can brace themselves for the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Organisations must respond quickly to changing conditions during this health crisis, particularly with regard to cash management and business strategy. Our guide can help.
In a time of political and economic uncertainty, people are willing to call out poor conduct more than ever before. For organisations around the globe, this presents both a challenge and an opportunity. People expect businesses to prove that profit and purpose are not mutually exclusive – and we can be certain they will watch on with a critical eye, ready to call out firms who they perceive to not be adhering to these types of strong values.
For the average large Thai organisation included in the study, just $0.7 million was lost through the direct result of attacks. Indirect effects accounted for $6.7 million of the lost money, while induced losses accounted for the remaining $5.3 million.
Every business, every day, generates an incredible amount of data. The easiest and cheapest way to store all this information is to adopt the ‘landfill’ model of keeping everything and moving as much of it as possible to the cloud. But we find that many are doing this without even trying to keep track of what they have.
To abolish modern slavery businesses need to find their voice, go beyond compliance and collaborate more.