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Home › COVID-19: Embedding resilience › Government and regulatory
Government
As business leaders begin to address the needs of their operations, they face a complex matrix of government programs, different in approach, scope and scale in each jurisdiction. The following offers some insight to navigate the government and institutional measures that have been implemented in response to the oubtreak of COVID-19.
Regulatory
Businesses are spending more than US$300B dealing with regulatory change and increasing amounts of time and effort are devoted to control, risk and compliance functions. With constant changes in regulation threatening to hamper growth and innovation, leaders are using automation to transform their operations, processes and even business models to drive resilience and agility.
