Malaysia
PwC Insights
Business in bite-sized chunks
April 2021
"The rapidly changing state of the world has become a wake-up call to family business leaders that change is needed - and soon - to stay one step ahead. Family businesses should be thinking about growth beyond the pandemic. Some of the drivers they’ll need to think about in developing their strategy for the future include how they can transform digitally, strengthen ownership strategy to build trust and commit to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives to future-proof their business."
Fung Mei Lin
Entrepreneurial and Private Business Leader | PwC Malaysia
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Highlight
Family businesses have shown resilience in the face of COVID-19. But to move forward from the pandemic, methods of the past are no longer enough. What do they need to consider to build a solid legacy for future generations? Read more
Feature
Crisis management is not about predicting the future, but dealing with the unpredictable. How did the Malaysian business community respond, what have they learnt and how will they bounce back? Read more
Management
Six forms of power determine how much influence any one person has in the workplace. These perceptions of power determine how others respond to situations like sharing ideas and collaborating on projects. Read more
Digital
Far too many boards and CEOs see cybersecurity as a set of technical initiatives within the domain of the CIO. They overlook the perils of corporate complexity when it comes to cyber risk. Leaders who are serious about cybersecurity need to embrace simplicity to boost their odds of making the entire enterprise securable. Read more
Consumer & retail
We’ve discovered that consumers’ new behaviour trends fall into four distinct categories. Understanding these patterns will help businesses engage with changing consumer expectations to be better prepared for the future. Read more
People & organisation
You’re not alone in missing impromptu gatherings around communal objects at the office - like the watercooler (or coffee machine) - and the resulting opportunities to engage in problem-solving. Here are four practical ways to help boost creative innovation in a virtual world. Read more
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