What happens after the system crash? How companies manage the reboot
In a year of crisis, many companies demonstrated surprisingly agile innovation capabilities. Now, however, these initially improvised concepts must be translated into long-term digitization strategies. We reveal what is important for a system-relevant reboot and give you two exciting book recommendations.
There is still continuing uncertainty in many companies. The optimistic outlook that the German economy could return to pre-Corona levels in the new year has now been dropped by the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) in its latest report. In view of the shutdown damage caused in the second wave of corona, the DIW lowered its forecast for gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2021 by almost two percentage points – from 5.2 percent to just 3.5 percent.
The Corona pandemic will have changed large areas of the economic system forever. But this is precisely where many companies should now see the opportunity for a long overdue system change. Because if the pandemic has shown us one thing, it is that it is up to each individual company to take its (digital) future into its own hands.
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