Dealing with Black Swans

No one knows what the future holds. Therefore, dealing with a black swan event is less about expecting the unexpected, and more about your ability to respond

- Dan Glessner

A black swan is a rare event with major consequences. The outbreak of war, the dotcom bubble bursting in 2000, the Fukushima nuclear accident and today’s Coronavirus pandemic are just a few examples. As history has shown, black swan events have significant social, economic, and/ or environmental impact.

Of course, no one knows what the future holds. Therefore, dealing with a black swan event is less about expecting the unexpected, and more about your ability to respond.

This is where Digital Operations – more commonly known as DigitalOps – can help.

Adapters shall Survive

When a crisis strikes, it’s not the strongest, nor the most intelligent species that survives; instead, it’s those that are most able to adapt. DigitalOps – built on flexible and intelligent processes – help enterprises adapt to the most trying of times. They seamlessly blend people, processes, and technologies to better orchestrate systems and resources to consistently deliver your brand experience.