By Darcy Hitchcock
Co-Founder, Sustainability Alliance
Sedona AZ (May 22, 2020) – Resilience is an important property if you want to survive when situations change. This pandemic is an interesting case study. Some restaurants were able to quickly pivot to take-out orders. Armored Outdoor Gear in Flagstaff started making masks instead of critter-proof bags. Alternatively, farmers with rigid supply chains are plowing under their crops. What makes the difference between a resilient system and one that is not? Learn the 9 characteristics.
From Rebooting Humanity
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