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Assessing your employees’ skills, wellbeing policies and working culture are key to building resilience and recovery following the COVID pandemic.

Organisations that can quickly adapt to changing conditions will find themselves in pole position for the course ahead.

Good governance and risk management are vital to realising growth, embedding resilience, as well as mitigating crises.

Technology moved from a growth enabler to a business continuity factor in lockdown. As businesses readjust for the future, it needs to do both.

Finance is the engine oil of any business and preparing your business to raise capital could be critical to keeping you on the road to recovery.

When the rules of the race change, it is the most prepared teams who have the advantage. So too for businesses when regulatory changes loom.

In times of extreme economic challenge, don’t just power through the crisis, pause for a pit stop to retune your business for the twists and turns on the road ahead.

Knowing where, when and how to overtake your competitors requires planning and a thorough understanding of their strengths and weaknesses.

Onboard analytics help racing cars align the performance of the vehicle with the conditions of the track, similarly businesses must use insight to adjust to customer behaviour and restore growth.

COVID-19 continues to challenge the business landscape like no other event before it and many in the mid-market are now fully-focused on building greater resilience into their operations.

Four small tweaks to the Government procurement rules – you’d think there was nothing to talk to about. Yet the flow on effects from the changes in the 4th Edition of the procurement rules are so significant, they have the potential to transform New Zealand’s entire economy.

Our latest issue of Business Adviser explores how businesses can leverage opportunities and build resilience in the aftermath of COVID-19. It includes insights for Kiwi businesses, Not for Profit organisations, and the NZ primary healthcare sector.

As the nation forges a brave new world in the midst of a global crisis, this year’s Budget announcement will remain among the most significant ever delivered in New Zealand’s history.

It’s been a rough ride for primary health care providers in New Zealand over the past few months to say the very least. At the beginning of lockdown in late March, they had just two days to transform their practices. Most went from delivering nearly 100% of their consultations in person, to delivering around 75% of these online.

Last year this Government delivered its first fiscal plan – the Wellbeing Budget. Fire up the money cannon, because 2020 is going to be the year of the Recovery Budget.

In case you missed it: Our latest edition of Business Adviser is full of the insights we have produced so far during the COVID-19 pandemic including the coronavirus cashflow crisis facing businesses, ways to minimise the impact of COVID-19 and hidden gems for some businesses in the Government's economic rescue package. For these articles and more, download your copy.