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    Business resilience Retuning your business 28 Oct 2020
    It's time to pause, reset, and go. We take a look at the internal enablers and external drivers to reset your business.
    Technology and digital Technology can accelerate a more resilient future for businesses 28 Oct 2020
    Find out where technology and digital can help build resilience in your operations.
    Operational agility Agile operations can thrust businesses ahead 28 Oct 2020
    How you can implement greater efficiencies in your business to be in pole position?
    Access to finance Raise finance to invest in change 28 Oct 2020
    Prepare your business to raise finance to invest in change.
    Client & Customer behaviour Get to know your customers again 28 Oct 2020
    Understand how to analyse your customers and adapt your offering to match.
    Risk and governance Good governance precedes a healthy recovery 28 Oct 2020
    Good governance and risk management are vital to realising growth.
    Local regulations Preparing for regulatory changes 28 Oct 2020
    Are you prepared for regulatory changes?
    People and skills Put your people first 28 Oct 2020
    The most radical and immediate impact of COVID-19 has been on people.
    Introduction Pause for a pit stop 28 Oct 2020
    How can you develop greater resilience in your business?
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