During the coronavirus crisis my business was flourishing, clients were paying, things were great (for a pandemic, anyway). Then, recently the company that runs most everything on your computer abruptly ended my contract after two years due to budget cuts. Suddenly I was in the club that no one wants... read more →
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When the COVID-19 pandemic struck earlier this year, businesses felt the fallout far and wide. But as tough as it has been for businesses, a great teaching moment has been revealed. Leaders have stepped up in unexpected ways to not only ride out the crisis, but to make innovation, creativity... read more →
In the shadow of an unprecedented period full of new challenges and alterations to social norms, there is a degree of solace in the knowledge that businesses still need to exist and people still need to work. Embracing these challenges and looking not to survive, but rather to thrive through... read more →
The Government and Pharmacies Response to Medication Shortages Recent developments in the US have caused there to be shortages in Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and various types of medical drugs during the COVID-19 pandemic. The government is working with multiple pharmaceutical manufacturers and engineering companies to keep up with the... read more →
Nothing could have prepared us for COVID-19. Brands that survived recession and slowdowns in the past do not have a playbook for the current situation. As you’re reading this, the global economy is dipping and the pandemic is predicted to cost the global economy $2.7 trillion. Naturally, the impact of an economic... read more →
In order to slow the inevitable spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the government has turned to employers, asking them to do all that they can. On March 10th, Dr. Jay C. Butler, a top official with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), explained the agency’s rationale... read more →