The companies that emerge stronger from the COVID-19 crisis will be the ones that address three critical factors in the coming months: cost, speed, and resilience.

Every business owner would agree that it is not only the past four months of lockdown that have been devastating to their business, but now there is the added insult of uncertainty for the rest of the year. 2020 is basically a write-off.

If you're too busy protecting what you think you're good at, you could be in big trouble.

Like most businesses around the world, Yuppiechef is having to find ways to deal with the disruption to business caused by the unprecedented global disaster that is COVID-19 and strict regulations imposed by governments to contain it.

Companies that master both the transitory and the transformational response to a crisis reap long-term rewards.

Manoj Chiba, senior lecturer at GIBS, and Abdullah Verachia, GIBS faculty, on the impact of COVID-19, leadership and strategy in a VUCA World.

While the COVID-19 pandemic may be a health crisis and shock to the system, it is driving the rapid adoption of digital technologies and ways of working needed for companies to stay relevant.

Mteto Nyati, Chief Executive of Altron, talks growth in a tough economy.

With more than a billion daily active users, WeChat dominates daily life in China.

Consider the following thought experiment: which would you choose to back – a brilliant idea with an average strategy or a brilliant strategy for an average idea?