Consulting Report
18 May 2021

Systems Thinking: Beyond the Crisis

In collaboration with SAP

How interconnected businesses exhibit leadership and resiliency

Our global research, conducted in collaboration with SAP, examines how leaders around the world are adopting a holistic management strategy called systems thinking in all aspects of their operations.

A series of reports and infographics, based on a survey of 3,000 senior executives across 10 industries, reveals how organizations are entering the post-pandemic world.

Discover how interconnected organizations are performing better in terms of resilience, agility in the face of changing conditions, and bottom line results.

Infographics
Industry-specific Think Pieces
Additional Think Pieces
The experts behind the research

Anubhav and Matt, members of the economic consulting and thought leadership teams, bring years of experience in quantitative economic analysis and original, evidence-based research, working with clients around the globe and across sectors.

Edward Cone

Editorial Director, Thought Leadership

Matthew Reynolds

Senior Research Manager, Thought Leadership

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