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Switch to a More Meaningful Strategy Post Pandemic!

Economies all across the world are resuming their operations. Following the COVID-19 epidemic, corporate and government leaders have been debating the best solutions and broad strategies for resuming operations and effectively returning to work without endangering employees and residents. Organizations are adjusting their operational models in response to a slew of new issues.

There are intelligent solutions that will allow businesses to take advantage of risk mitigation technologies and develop robust security policies that include targeted approaches to secure people, property, and mission-critical processes. Enterprises can build best practices for reopening successfully using a multilayered strategy. Here are four suggestions for deciding on a strategy |

Address the obvious | What’s jeopardizing business continuity?

It’s better to start planning a strategy by identifying the most pressing issues. These problems differ depending on the industry, current infrastructure, and geographic location, thus this should be business-specific. Organizations can select more precisely how to deploy security processes and technology in unique ways to improve protection by focusing on specific safety concerns — health monitoring, visitor screening, response coordination, and so on.

Take control of what you can

Worrying about things you don’t have direct control over is unhelpful. When you concentrate on safeguarding what matters most, guaranteeing safety and compliance becomes an all-encompassing process: employees gain trust, processes become more streamlined, and facilities become more secure.

Maintaining oversight on current risks and compliance in your particular workplace ecosystem will prove to be more effective in mitigating operational disruptions. Health experts around the world will continue to tackle the widespread problems, so maintaining oversight on current risks and compliance in your particular workplace ecosystem will prove to be more effective in mitigating operational disruptions.

Challenges may change with time, but the key to maintaining consistency is to comprehend what is within your control and to do so using a technology-centric, scalable strategy.

Adapt with flexible processes and policies

It’s vital to develop processes and regulations that fit your business’s unique circumstances after identifying specific difficulties and taking control of what can be managed. Day-to-day operations frequently necessitate planned and systematic record-keeping, reporting, and processes. Management must guarantee that built-in features are based on intelligent technology and help increase flexibility when designing newly formed procedures. For example, a centralised platform with collaboration tools and mobile reporting will enable security management to be more proactive with health planning, assure accurate access, respond to emergencies, and, most importantly, obtain increased situational awareness.

Be pragmatic, no matter what

When evaluating how to handle the reopening process, it’s tempting to overcomplicate health and safety practices. Many solutions have been developed to solve various difficulties across industries, but they should never be worse than the problem. And, because there is no one-size-fits-all solution, companies will be able to overcome complex challenges following a major disruption, which are likely to include process interruption, productivity loss, incompatible software and technologies, increased criminal activity risk, miscommunications, and a lack of emergency response plans.

Organizations can design a pragmatic return-to-work strategy by deploying a bespoke combination of platform-based intelligent technology and incident management systems.

The actual test of resiliency for many businesses will be their capacity to adapt. Companies are coping with a great lot of uncertainty about how, when, and if they will reopen. A proactive approach that involves intelligent workplace health and safety practices and technology-centric solutions will be the key to preparing for future issues and better protecting what matters most.

Summing-up

Risk assessment and security survey plays a crucial role in ensuring complete security for a property. It isn’t a compulsion but it’s advisable to get a regular security risk assessment and survey of your property to keep a check on the security loopholes.

Shergroup offers risk assessment as a part of its security solutions. When you contact us for a risk assessment, our security team responds immediately and reaches your location within no time. We do a thorough risk assessment of your site and present you with a comprehensive report. Because Shergroup is in the business of providing both human security services as well as implementing advanced security technologies, an ongoing risk management plan is intrinsic to our services.

After that, if you instruct us, we do a security plan for you and offer you solutions that best fit your requirements. t’s a long-term partnership that you can count on to keep you in front of your risk… not just reacting to it. Let Shergroup provide you with a thorough risk assessment today!

Call us today and one of our business solutions advisors will guide you through our security services including risk assessment and security survey to help you decide on the action.

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Last updated | 19 July 2023

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