Resilience assessment

Future-proof your business

In uncertain times, our resilience assessment helps organisations and their leaders transition away from short-term survival tactics to the long-term future-proofing and re-imagining of business models.​

Just 13 per cent of business leaders say they are ready to respond to digital disruption and create “the organisation of the future”. This assessment is aimed at the other 87 per cent in need of guidance.

Our assessment is centred around 5 key pillars:

  • Business Leadership: the processes to plan for, predict and respond to high-impact and low-probability events.
  • Asset Management: ensuring the physical and financial assets of the business enable, rather than hinder, business continuity in adverse conditions.
  • Supply Chain: building robust and resilient supply chains with minimal points of failure and optimised agility.
  • Information Systems: optimising and virtualising IT and communications technology to maximise availability.
  • Colleagues and Customer Value: the mindset, organisational culture, customer focus and HR processes to to maximise agility and protect human outcomes.

How it works

We carry out requests for information and interviews across the business to provide independent guidance on how to build and sustain resiliency in the face of disruption.

What this means for your business

You will get a detailed resilience report delivered to your C-Suite that will give analysis of your current state as well as short and long-term recommendations for developing resilience across the organisation.​

Why leaders must plan for the unexpected

“The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.”

With no shortage of uncertainties lying in wait, building the resilience to adapt our ‘best-laid plans’ to new and difficult circumstances is shaping up to be the defining business asset of the 2020s.

When the roadmap drastically changes, how resilient is your mindset and how adaptable is your business? How do you transition from short-term survival tactics to the long-term future-proofing and re-imagining of your organisation?
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