“Resilience is not simply the ability to survive disruption; it is the ability to adapt, make sound decisions, and continue moving forward despite uncertainty,” said former Trade Secretary and BSP Monetary Board Member Peter Favila.
Leaders will not always have complete or perfect data, particularly when conditions are changing quickly. The ability to distinguish what is known from what remains unclear, interpret the information available, and make accountable decisions based on the best available information is becoming increasingly important.
The stakes become even higher as AI allows organizations to process information and automate decision-making at greater speed and scale.
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