Adoption of Agile Business Models for Post Pandemic Business Recovery

Authors

  • Mufti Ali Nasution

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66069/ojspub.214122910

Keywords:

Agile Business Model, Adaptability, Supply Chain Optimization, Customer Engagement, Risk Mitigation, Business Resilience

Abstract

Indeed, the COVID - 19 pandemic has really shaken things up! It swirled global economies in a vortex and compelled enterprises to rethink how they do business. One highly commended approach has been the Agile business model, which has now become a core focus of all enterprises willing to recoup their business and adapt to a new reality. This study focuses on how the application of Agile principles (adaptability, taking gradual and small - sized decisions, teamwork, and responding effectively to market changes) can expedite recovery and growth. Through analysis of case studies from various industries, this research brings to light how Agile methodologies can help organizations mitigate risk, enhance supply chain management, escalate digital transformation initiatives, and improve customer engagement. However, challenges remain. Among them, resistance from organizations, leader misalignment in terms of vision, and challenges regarding incorporating new technologies. Interestingly, the research finds that in adopting Agile, one could significantly speed up innovation cycles, improve workflow efficiencies, and have a sustained competitive advantage as the world constantly evolves. In conclusion, the study provides sound recommendations on how to set processes in place for Agile. The goal? Help companies recover and prepare for kinder or harsher doses of weather that may come their way in the future.

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Published

2026-09-26

How to Cite

Nasution, M. A. (2026). Adoption of Agile Business Models for Post Pandemic Business Recovery. Journal of Global Economy, Business and Finance, 8(9), 48–49. https://doi.org/10.66069/ojspub.214122910

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