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How Proactive Transformation Prepares Companies for Disruption
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business9h ago

How Proactive Transformation Prepares Companies for Disruption

  • Latest findings show proactive moves outperform reactive ones 92% vs 62% in success rates.
  • An enterprise-wide, proactive approach yields higher post-Covid shareholder returns.
  • Catholic Health Long Island modernized revenue cycles to boost efficiency and revenue.
  • Experts emphasize building the right culture and ongoing scenario planning.
  • Partnership ecosystems are underused but powerful in disruption management.
  • Scenario planning should tie to decision rights and execution, not just modeling.
  • Leaders are urged to move early rather than chase perfect information.
  • The guidance includes four strategies: conviction, structural changes, partner ecosystems, and dynamic planning.
  • Adaptability studies show proactive companies outperform peers and build stakeholder confidence.
  • The piece urges readers to compare strategies with the KPMG Adaptability Index and Pulse Survey.
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German firms report fewer economic crimes but greater fears over fraud and AI | ICLG
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business7h ago

German firms report fewer economic crimes but greater fears over fraud and AI | ICLG

  • German firms report fewer economic crime incidents in the last two years, dropping to 19%.
  • Despite lower crime reports, nearly half see the risk to their organization as high or very high.
  • AI-enabled fraud is viewed as a growing and significant threat by most respondents.
  • AI and data security concerns are shaping where crimes occur within firms.
  • Data theft and misuse of data remain major sources of concern for German companies.
  • Costs of investigations and remediation often exceed initial losses for affected firms.
  • Financial services firms tend to incur the highest average losses among incidents.
  • EU AI Act compliance is seen as important by many, yet execution lags.
  • Survey was based on responses from 792 German businesses in spring 2025.
  • Fraud and breach of trust became the most frequently reported category of economic crime among affected companies.
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