The impacts of rogue waves, or unpredictable disruptions, can vary greatly between small businesses and large corporations. Small businesses may be more vulnerable due to limited resources and less capacity to absorb shocks. However, they can also be more agile and adaptable in response to changes. Large corporations, on the other hand, may have more resources and established systems to manage disruptions, but they can also be slower to adapt and more susceptible to significant impacts due to their size and complexity.

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Rogue Waves

How do you prepare your business for black swan events like pandemics or financial crises? Rogue Waves by Jonathan Brill explores how to prepare for a...

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The world has become more volatile than ever, with once-in-a-lifetime events happening once a decade. Jonathan Brill calls them Rogue Waves. But organizations and management theories have been designed for stable operating environments. This book provides actionable frameworks to reduce risk, build resilience and best position your organization to take advantage of future rogue waves.

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The book suggests that organizations can reduce the risk and impact of rogue waves by designing their management theories for volatile environments, building resilience, and positioning themselves to take advantage of future rogue waves.

An organization can maintain stability in the face of rogue waves by reducing risk, building resilience, and positioning itself to take advantage of future rogue waves. This can be achieved through actionable frameworks designed for volatile environments.

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