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Hopefully not all the effects of the coronavirus pandemic will ever be over. The pandemic has given the world a stop clock to look at life in business in other ways. Hopefully a vaccine will be developed to stop people dying but we have been given a once in a century opportunity to change for the better.
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We may actually need more than one vaccine
Covid19 should really morph into something less or more deadly to survive and prosper so wherever we are we are a long way from returning to normal.
Instead of returning to normal and life in business being forever harder it could be easier and better.
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It is looking more likely that our leaders want to get back to business as usual not Business 2.1. This is understandable in terms of the complexity of getting over the worst of the pandemic. However all disasters present opportunities to change to transform into a better version of life in business.
For example around 40 percent of people in UK are still working from home compared to prepandemic rate of around 12 percent. One effect of this is to increase cost of working in short term but could it mean reduced costs of working in long term. Was it really necessary for so many people to commute to an office to work?
If the new normal postpandemic was 20 percent working from home it would mean the rest would commute every day as if it was the school holidays. Imagine how much easier that would be for all workers speed of distribution and the environment.
However that would destroy the value of many office blocks and some investments. Many of the UKs biggest property funds are frozen stopping investors withdrawing funds through fear the funds would collapse. How do you value assets post pandemic if people totally change their way of working.
How will retail recover? Will the High Street ever recover? Most retail experts feel that the world of retail may have changed forever. The virus may have turbo charged what was changing anyway but retailers and property valuations have now changed dramatically if society has changed irreversibly.
Our pension funds are no longer based on assets that are the same value. Will the value recover? It will but it will recover by basing investments in underlying assets fit for the purpose of the future not the past.
We may create a vaccine or vaccines for Covid19 and any morphed versions thereof. However if we are determined the impact of the virus will never be over. In a good way!
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So much good and bad will flow from the pandemic. It is important not to miss out on the good as well has mitigate the bad. What opportunities and threats are in front of you will depend on your industry and perhaps location.
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Coronavirus threats to world economy. Coronavirus global economy impact. The coronavirus has not yet be officially acknowledged as a pandemic health risk. However it probably is already a pandemic health risk and is certainly a global economic pandemic spreading uncontrollably around world.
Although the world financial markets have had their worst time since the financial crisis in 2008 the actual impact of the coronavirus has yet to be felt and revealed. The financial markets are giving a glimpse into what is feared in future not what is happening now.
With just 36 cases in the UK it appears that the UK is relatively spared from the virus. The most worrying case out of the 36 is the one where the infected person has not been abroad and has not been in contact with anyone who has to his or her knowledge. Tracing the source is key to controlling and containing the spread of the coronavirus.
There are many countries where scepticism on figures inflates fear of a pandemic that may not be recoverable. China where the coronavirus originated from may have be slow to unveil the seriousness of the problem have been praised by World Health Organisation WHO for honest figures.
Some countries have different reasons to deliberately suppress news of an epidemic in the country. In addition there are countries which may not have the resources to identify the coronavirus. More worringly they also do not have the resources to stop the spread of the virus.
Other disasters in some parts of the world also have the potential to exasperate and accelerate the spread of the virus. What happens if the coronavirus infects refugees and economic migrants trying to escape to Europe via Italy Greece Bulgaria and Spain. Germany not long ago took around one million of these people. If such numbers flowed again and they also had the coronavirus how much more quickly would the coronavirus spread throughout Europe? Exponentially fast!
A vaccine by most estimates is unlikely to be identified until early 2021. Even when a vaccine has been found it then has to be manufactured in sufficient quantities to have a reduction in the spread of the virus never mind eliminated.
The coronavirus is likely to be with us until end of 2021 at the earliest never mind getting coronvirus spread under control this year.
Major sporting events like the Olympics this summer are unlikely to proceed. Whilst this creates obvious disappointment for the athletes supports and Japanese people it in one event creates massive economic loss for Japan Olympic sponsors and lots of products or services will not be sold if the Olympics is cancelled.
If you are not able to sell products or services how do you pay fixed costs never mind variable costs of being in business. Potentially fatal could be loss of the ability to pay your creditors who may close you down to try to get their money back.
Central banks around the world have yet to realise they have not recovered from the financial crisis in 2008. Their tools to tackle global recession including lowering interest rate and increasing quantitative easing QE are worn out. There is little manoeuvrability for central banks. In COVID19 terms central banks do not have very good vaccines left at their disposal to support economic growth.
Countries like Italy already severely impacted by coronavirus were already teetering on the edge of recession. The coronavirus will push them over the edge. The northern part of Italy is the powerhouse of the Italian economy and much of it has already been shutdown. Can Italy really stop the spread which will make economic impact worse?
Even countries like USA can dramatically lose economic growth. Not all Americans have good access to healthcare services. If you cannot call upon your healthcare services to detect and help control the coronavirus spread then it could spread like wildfire in USA if it takes hold and it is close to taking hold now.
The coronavirus spread in poorer less developed countries is essentially unstoppable. How can parts of Middle East Africa Asia Central America and South America really contain spread of coronavirus. The how do you contain the spread from these areas to more wealthy parts of the world.
When disaster strikes businesses can stop supplying cause the risk event stops output abruptly. However the coronavirus dramatically cuts demand quickly too. People stop assembly in public in restaurants events bars concerts sporting events etc through fear of catching the coronavirus. They may start spending again when under control but we are looking at end of 2021 before this even has possibility of subsiding.
Other concerns include lack of scientific knowledge about coronavirus. The boffins do not know enough yet to be sure we will ever get this under control.
Some estimates suggest that 80 percent of people in UK will contract the coronavirus COVID19 if it spreads uncontrollably in UK. The UK could well be on cusp of uncontrollable spread as the UK government gears up to act this week. On the positive side 80 percent of those who contract the virus only get mild manageable symptoms. On negative side a fatal rate of even 1 percent of UK population is still around half a million deaths.
One way some countries may manage the coronavirus risk is simply to let it spread across the whole country without stopping business activity or economic growth. If 80 percent have mild symptoms and 1 percent die what is their tolerance of risks. Will they chose economic slowdown or losing 1 percent of their population? This could mean the rest of the world suffer boomerang epidemics. What could make this less likely is that leaders can die of the virus just like their peasants!
Employers have a duty to take reasonable steps to protect their workers. This includes protection from exposure to coronvirus. This has obvious implications about travelling to coronavirus hotspots but also includes the coronavirus coming to your workplace. The coronavirus could change forever how we do business in future. If and when the spread of the coronavirus is brought under control we may find it more sensible to have less contact face to face and more online communication.
Ocado in UK who deliver to more wealthy customers have already announced a jump in the number of people ordering online for food and drink delivery to home. This is just one example of winners as well as losers from COVID19 outbreak.
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We are in the foothills of the coronavirus pandemic. Yes it is a pandemic despite WHOs caution. How you manage the risks to your business will have limitations but where you can control the risks you must start implement your business continuity plan now not when when a full blown pandemic is sweeping across the world.
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Analyse the risk so you can decide on its importance in relation to your business objectives.
Prioritise your available business resources to tackle the key business risks for the best return on your risk management time and money.
Assign responsibility for each key risk to your senior management team members. If no one is going to be held account for failure to manage key risks then there will be insufficient consideration of the risk.
Monitor and review your key business risks and effectiveness of associated risk management measures. If the net risk rises then you may need to make changes to you risk management plan. If the net risk reduces you may assign less management time to controlling it but still allocate responsibility for controlling the risk to a key senior management team member.
Identify potential problems that could cause your business trouble. The business risk can be an event or it can be a condition like changing business environment.
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Design a risk mitigation plan eliminate or minimise the impact of the risk on your business objectives. After evaluating the risk pick a risk mitigation strategy that avoids reduces or transfers the risk. Alternatively accept the risk as part and parcel of achieving business objectives.
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BusinessRiskTV Guide To Business Protection
Running a successful business requires more than just a great product or service. It involves understanding and managing the risks that can impact your organisation. From financial risks to cybersecurity threats, there are various factors that can jeopardise the stability and growth of your business. In this BusinessRiskTV Guide to Business Protection, we will explore the key areas you need to consider to protect your business from potential risks.
Risk Assessment
The first step in protecting your business is to conduct a thorough risk assessment. This involves identifying and evaluating the potential risks that your business may face. It is essential to assess both internal and external factors that could impact your operations. Internal risks may include financial instability, employee turnover, or operational inefficiencies. External risks can range from economic downturns to changes in regulations or new competitors entering the market. By conducting a comprehensive risk assessment, you can prioritise your efforts and allocate resources effectively.
Financial Risk Management
Financial risks can have a significant impact on your business’s sustainability. It is crucial to develop a robust financial risk management strategy to protect your company’s assets and ensure its long-term viability. This includes identifying potential risks such as cash flow issues, debt management, currency fluctuations, and interest rate changes. Implementing financial controls, diversifying revenue streams, and creating a contingency fund are some of the strategies you can adopt to mitigate financial risks.
Insurance Coverage
Insurance plays a crucial role in protecting your business from unexpected events. It is essential to assess your insurance needs and ensure that you have adequate coverage. Different types of insurance policies are available to address specific risks, such as property insurance, liability insurance, business interruption insurance, and cyber insurance. Carefully review the terms and conditions of each policy to ensure that it aligns with your business’s unique requirements. Regularly reassess your coverage to account for any changes in your operations or business environment.
Cybersecurity Measures
In today’s digital age, businesses are increasingly vulnerable to cybersecurity threats. Protecting your business’s sensitive information and customer data is of utmost importance. Implement robust cybersecurity measures, including firewalls, encryption, secure passwords, and regular data backups. Educate your employees about the best practices for data security and create a culture of awareness within your organization. Conduct regular security audits and stay updated with the latest cybersecurity trends to stay one step ahead of potential threats.
Legal Compliance
Compliance with laws and regulations is critical to protecting your business from legal risks. Failure to comply with relevant regulations can result in hefty fines, legal battles, and damage to your reputation. Stay informed about the laws and regulations that govern your industry and ensure that your business adheres to them. This may include data protection laws, labor regulations, environmental regulations, and consumer protection laws. Establish robust compliance processes, including regular audits and training programs, to minimise legal risks.
Business Continuity Planning
Developing a comprehensive business continuity plan is essential to ensure that your business can withstand unexpected disruptions. Identify the critical functions of your business and create contingency plans to mitigate risks. This may involve developing alternate supply chains, establishing remote work capabilities, or creating backup systems for crucial operations. Regularly test and update your business continuity plan to account for any changes in your operations or potential risks.
Reputation Management
Protecting your business’s reputation is crucial for long-term success. A damaged reputation can result in loss of customers, decreased revenue, and difficulty attracting top talent. Implement strategies to build and maintain a positive brand image. This includes delivering excellent customer service, being transparent and ethical in your business practices, and actively managing your online presence. Monitor social media platforms, respond promptly to customer feedback, and address any negative publicity proactively.
Strategic Partnerships
Collaborating with strategic partners can help mitigate risks and enhance your business’s protection. Strategic partnerships can provide access to additional resources, expertise, and networks that can help you navigate risks more effectively. Look for partners who complement your business and share similar values. Collaborate on joint projects, share best practices, and leverage each other’s strengths to enhance your risk management capabilities. Building strong relationships with suppliers, distributors, and other key stakeholders can also contribute to the overall protection of your business.
Employee Training and Engagement
Your employees are an integral part of your business’s protection. Investing in employee training and engagement can help mitigate risks and enhance your overall business resilience. Provide regular training sessions on topics such as risk awareness, cybersecurity, compliance, and crisis management. Foster a culture of open communication, where employees feel comfortable reporting potential risks or suggesting improvements. Engaged employees are more likely to be vigilant and proactive in identifying and addressing risks, contributing to a safer and more secure business environment.
Continuous Monitoring and Evaluation
Business protection is an ongoing process that requires continuous monitoring and evaluation. Regularly review your risk management strategies and update them as necessary. Stay informed about the latest trends and developments in your industry to anticipate potential risks. Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and implement a robust reporting system to track the effectiveness of your risk management efforts. Conduct periodic audits and risk assessments to identify any emerging risks or areas for improvement.
Protecting your business from potential risks is essential for its long-term success and sustainability. By conducting a thorough risk assessment, implementing financial risk management strategies, securing adequate insurance coverage, strengthening cybersecurity measures, ensuring legal compliance, developing a business continuity plan, managing your reputation, leveraging strategic partnerships, investing in employee training and engagement, and continuously monitoring and evaluating your risk management efforts, you can enhance your business protection. Remember, business protection is an ongoing process that requires adaptability and a proactive approach to address the ever-evolving risks in today’s business landscape. By prioritising risk management and taking proactive measures, you can safeguard your business and position it for long-term growth and success.
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The 4th Industrial Revolution is upon us. For some it will be a plague but for others it’ll will be a feast.
Every day you can find multiple great ideas that could potentially disruptive the current way of doing things. My favourites at the moment are flying modes of transport that could easily replace vehicles that have to travel on roads and flying machines that briefly go to space to get to their destination quicker. They may seem like far off technological developments, but the technology works now. Its flight rules and regulations that will hold them back to protect carmakers and airplane makers not technology risks.
Everyday new innovative ideas and products flood onto the market. For most it will be like Tomorrows World. The innovative ideas will not be sustainable. We want to work with people who want to take over the world in a good way!
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Fatal existential business decisions are easy to see in hindsight. Foresight consultants can help you take steps to protect yourself from your own poor business decisions.
Anyone can take a wrong turn. If you’re lucky the decision may not be malignant. You might survive to fight another day. On the other hand.
Your brand maybe vulnerable to others who have been thinking differently, or from changes to the marketplace. It may fail cause your performance ain’t good enough, or because your competitors change the rules of the game.
How you fail may not matter too much after you’ve failed. It will be too late to consider what you are doing wrong. Kodak didn’t want to change when they had to change to survive. They were making too much money from photographs to change to embrace digital photography. Market changes can kill the best businesses.
Being more innovative or creative can be frightening. Picking the wrong horse in a paddock of new opportunities can be very costly. Innovation can also be exciting and highly rewarding.
We aim to make innovation for you more exciting and rewarding as well as reducing the uncertainties that accompany innovation and creativity. Disruptive innovators can draw on our tips advice and support to become more successful with more certainty.
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