If the last year has taught us anything, it’s that we never know what’s around the corner. Businesses have faced severe disruption from events including: A pandemic that’s taken nearly three million people while causing over 100K businesses to shut their doors.Social unrest across the United States leading to more than a billion dollars in damage.An unprecedented wildfire season that burned 10.3 million acres (compared to 4.7 million the year prior).Several high-profile, state-sponsored cyber-attacks were affecting tens of thousands of businesses, intelligence agencies, and more. Many businesses adapted to the changes that resulted from these events. And, of those that survived, many thrived. But why?…
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