#business-resilience

#business-resilience

Arizona Beverages has maintained its iconic 99-cent price point for iced tea cans since 1992, despite inflation suggesting a cost of around $2.30 today.

Business professionals show a clear divergence in concern regarding AI-driven threats compared to technical teams, highlighting a significant gap in crisis preparedness and understanding of these risks.

"Cutting is not a strategy. Businesses recovering fastest during downturns are those that lean into their go-to-market strategy and focus on reallocating resources effectively."

Forcing employees to return full-time may reduce their remote readiness during unexpected events, causing them to lose confidence and effective practices developed during successful remote work.

The appetite for finance remains strong, with applications for Personal Guarantee backed business loans rising by 9% year-on-year despite economic uncertainty.

The public's recommendation to store water finds its business equivalent in the critical need for liquidity. These are not just financial cushions but lifelines for times when markets evaporate as quickly as a puddle in the sun.

In a world besieged by distraction and short-term thinking, maintaining a relentless focus on a singular product or service can be a pathway to long-term resilience in business.