Strategies for Building Operational Resilience and Agility

To thrive in an unpredictable post-pandemic global economy, businesses need to be smarter, faster and more resilient to dramatic cycles of change. Today’s business leaders are tasked with maintaining their operational effectiveness while seizing opportunities that improve processes and meet the demands of tomorrow’s customer. 

What does operational resilience mean to your organisation? Who is responsible for driving it? How can organisations create a shared purpose in order to engage and motivate employees? What can be done to enable quick, efficient and continuous decision making? In what ways can organisations invest in leadership that empowers and develops people? Which technologies are having the largest impact on processes and productivity? How can organisations take a data-driven approach to resilience? How do you marry that with the human element?

This webinar, organised by FT Live in partnership with Splunk, explores how best to foster the key characteristics of an agile business for more long-term operational resilience.

Optimising Processes

What can be done to enable quick, efficient and continuous decision making?

Empowering People

In what ways can organisations invest in leadership that empowers and develops people?

Embracing Technology

Which technologies are having the largest impact on processes and productivity?

Understand

The big picture, not just the individual strands of the business you work in

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And build relationships with some of the biggest names in your industry

Discover

New approaches and strategies to help win market share

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