Higher vaccination rates and less lethal strains of COVID-19 allowed pandemicweary populations to start their transition to normalcy.
However, supply chain disruptions and the ongoing Ukraine war –amid others –caused inflation to surge to its highest (8.5% in 2022) since 1982. The Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary tightening policies and perceptions of a divided government led some analysts
predicting a recession in 2023, but sustainable growth in the longer term12.
Higher vaccination rates and less lethal strains of COVID-19 allowed pandemicweary populations to start their transition to normalcy.
However, supply chain disruptions and the ongoing Ukraine war –amid others –caused inflation to surge to its highest (8.5% in 2022) since 1982. The Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary tightening policies and perceptions of a divided government led some analysts
predicting a recession in 2023, but sustainable growth in the longer term12.
What is strategy? In our view, the essence of strategy is a structured process for deciding the key decisions that the organisation must get right in order to thrive competitively in a sustainable way.
Higher vaccination rates and less lethal strains of COVID-19 allowed pandemicweary populations to start their transition to normalcy.
However, supply chain disruptions and the ongoing Ukraine war –amid others –caused inflation to surge to its highest (8.5% in 2022) since 1982. The Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary tightening policies and perceptions of a divided government led some analysts
predicting a recession in 2023, but sustainable growth in the longer term12.
Strategy is critical to a company, and both the board and management need to play an active role.
The role of operationalisation and execution typically lies with the management; the board on the other hand, reviews and approves the company’s strategic plan.
Higher vaccination rates and less lethal strains of COVID-19 allowed pandemicweary populations to start their transition to normalcy.
However, supply chain disruptions and the ongoing Ukraine war –amid others –caused inflation to surge to its highest (8.5% in 2022) since 1982. The Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary tightening policies and perceptions of a divided government led some analysts
predicting a recession in 2023, but sustainable growth in the longer term12.
