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COVID-19 Enterprise Resilience Framework
Resilient enterprise
Our framework identifies nine areas businesses can address to build a structured and comprehensive approach to crisis management and business resilience.
Navigate the nine dimensions of our framework, or find out more about our Enterprise Resilience Tool.
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Employee health and wellbeing
What matters most:
- Promoting employee safety and wellbeing
- Public health information
- Support for impacted employees
Talent and workforce
Customer and brand
What matters most:
- Safety-based customer experience
- Direct to consumer and e-retail
- Packaging and delivery innovation
Financial and investor
What matters most:
- Liquidity, cash flow, credit and capital
- Regulatory/disclosures
- Investor trust
- Tax strategies and tax accounting
Risk
What matters most:
- Enterprise risk planning
- Risk identification
- Scenario planning
- Continuity and recovery
- Response and monitoring
Government and public policy
What matters most:
- Geopolitical risks
- Country risks
- Regulatory changes
- Leadership and public policy engagement
- Sustainability
Technology and infosec
Insurance and legal disputes
What matters most:
- Business interruption
- Supply chain claims
- Legal and contract disputes
- Event cancellation
Supply chain and global trade
Employee health and wellbeing
What matters most:
- Promoting employee safety and wellbeing
- Public health information
- Support for impacted employees
Talent and workforce
What matters most:
- Employee relations
- Talent initiatives
- Business traveller
Customer and brand
What matters most:
- Safety-based customer experience
- Direct to consumer and e-retail
- Packaging and delivery innovation
Financial and investor
What matters most:
- Liquidity, cash flow, credit and capital
- Regulatory/disclosures
- Investor trust
- Tax strategies and tax accounting
Risk
What matters most:
- Enterprise risk planning
- Risk identification
- Scenario planning
- Continuity and recovery
- Response and monitoring
Government and public policy
What matters most:
- Geopolitical risks
- Country risks
- Regulatory changes
- Leadership and public policy engagement
- Sustainability
Technology and infosec
What matters most:
- Infrastructure framework
- Cyber resilience
- Digital customer channels
Insurance and legal disputes
What matters most:
- Business interruption
- Supply chain claims
- Legal and contract disputes
- Event cancellation
Supply chain and global trade
What matters most:
- Supply chain resilience
- Third-party service providers
- Sustainability
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