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Our way of business has been amended – the rise of “Advisory Boards”
Covid 19 has proved to be the seminal disruptor. Historically, when businesses undertake a dramatic change is normally instigated from the top and planned. Walking into the post Covid 19 world business will have changed and our most valuable asset, our people, will have new experiences. Commentators are telling us we will emerge from hibernation, having missed the dramatic change that has occurred in how we do business. Our fears of not trusting staff, unless we can see them, have dissipated. Employees belief in most employers has gone as even the professional services firms cut salaries and conditions. The need for physical meetings will be for ever lessened the need for physical offices diminished. We are now doing business with people living in the same city whom we have not met face-to-face. It is now the new norm. The worrying thing is that we are now even more contactable and for most of us there for working longer hours. We can expect to see the role of boards again r
Transformation one and information superhighway
Now is the time to reset what we want for our country. Every country should and must do the same. It is not a time to plan to return from hibernation. That world has gone for ever. We need transition and transformation to what we want our country to be. There should be no sacred cows. It is time for nation building and transitioning to a vision for 2100 and not 2021. Our forebears used times of adversity to change our country. In their time the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Snowy Mountains electric scheme were ridiculed, both changed Australia for the better. The need for information superhighway is no longer visionary it’s a necessity. We need to be looking for fulfilling jobs for a smart workforce many of which can substantially be done from home. Things once again will need to be done in Australia, and other countries, to maintain independence and hence sovereignty. Australia will need to refine oil, service aircraft, have a shipping industry, produce computers but to name a f
