Even a best-case scenario is likely to be accompanied by spill-over effects. Businesses must be prepared this time around to account for factors that will continue to affect operations beyond the lockdown, whenever that takes place. With no one-size-fits-all solution at hand, business continuity managers must assess factors that are likely to prevail beyond the lockdown and engineer a response taking into consideration their organization’s specific operational requirements, objectives and capabilities.
MitKat’s Report elaborates on the various types of risks that will have to be taken into consideration keeping in mind the current and post-lock down scenario’s along with the risk mitigation measures. This report also shares an Industry Impact Assessment outlining the impact of COVID-19 across various business sectors across India.
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