Every company wants not only to endure a crisis but to rise out of it stronger than before; in other words, to be resilient. The question is, how do they get there? What does ‘ambidexterity’ mean in this context? And what is the impact of the so-called ‘bounce forward’ effect? As part of her research work, innovation expert Marion A Weissenberger-Eibl searches for the answers.
ith its three modernized seaports in Dar es Salaam, Tanga and Mtwara, Tanzania wants to reinforce its role as a major trade center in East Africa. To support this effort, Endress+Hauser is supplying advanced measurement technology – an extraordinary project that turned into a real challenge under pandemic conditions.
Endress+Hauser had to keep its eye on regional lockdowns during the pandemic. Measurement instruments were warehoused – and automatically delivered to customers once they were able to accept deliveries again. Text: Christine BöhringerIllustration: 3st In the spring of 2020, most…
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Again, we are asking in our pandemic series the three big questions: What lies ahead, what will disappear and what will stay? We’ll continue with vacations at home, digital schooling, dress codes, locomotion in the crisis, and DIY.
The pandemic has a thousand faces. It changes how we meet each other, how we travel, how we learn and how we dress. Time to take stock and ask: what lies ahead, what will disappear and what will stay?
