Hindsight is 20/20… but instead of spending our time looking back on what we could have done differently, now is the time to look forward at what we can do. Which is why we have put together a panel of industry experts to speak on pivoting your business model for future success.

With the world changing rapidly around us, businesses have had to make decisions quickly to adapt and pivot their business models to stay relevant and continue providing value to their customers. Changing business models and adapting your value proposition is a tough formula to get right, especially in the high-pressure environments we’re experiencing now.

After such a positive response to our Crisis Leadership webinar, we’re pleased to have done another free one-hour webinar on ‘Post COVID business models – how to pivot?’

Facilitated by AIB academic Dr Alicia Stanway, with speakers Adelaide Festival Centre CEO Douglas Gautier, AUSPECC Vice-Chair Christopher Findlay, Healthcare Consultant Paul Richard, i4 Design owner Sarah Ryding and AIB CEO Paul Wappett.

Adrian Dix, Minister of Health and Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC’s provincial health officer update on COVID-19 for Jan. 25, 2022
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The application allows us to obtain the cost of protection materials against COVID-19. In this video we will show an example of a bill of quantities of these items for a town council.
We click on the bill of quantities tab.

We establish the general data such as the currency or the percentage of contingencies and industrial profit. We create a database with the prices of the materials. In the example, we estimate that the cost of a box of masks is €45, gloves €16 and €160m² for a methacrylate separator.

We can save this database and use it for other projects. We create the mapping of the BIM model. The program will create the automatic quantities of all the materials of the job and to which we will assign the corresponding price from our database.

We update the quantities and the program calculates and completes the details of the bill of quantities. This allows us to obtain bill of quantities reports, as well as the total cost of all the materials in our COVID-19 safety plan.

4.00 Welcome
-Fiona Godlee, editor in chief of The BMJ
MC Phil Hammond, physician and journalist for Private Eye

4.05 ‘What is ‘long covid’/ post-covid?
– George Davey Smith, professor of clinical epidemiology, University of Bristol
– Elaine Maxwell  Clinical Adviser at the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Dissemination Centre
– Jo House, Reader in Environmental Science and Policy at the University of Bristol on patient perspectives

4.25 International experience: What and where are the best data?
– Chair: Fiona Godlee, editor in chief of The BMJ
– Ben Humberstone, head of health analysis and Life Events and Daniel Ayoubkhani, principal statistician, at the UK’s Office of National Statistics
– Simone Benatt, Infectivolgy Department, Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital, Italy
– Maxime Taquet, academic clinical fellow at University of Oxford

5.00 Prognosis, available treatments, and rehabilitation
– Chair: Allyson Pollock, professor of public health, Newcastle University)
– Melissa Heightman, Integrated respiratory consultant, University College London Hospital
– Margaret McCartney, GP, and Richard Byng, GP
– Liz Whittaker, senior clinical lecturer in paediatric infectious diseases and immunology at Imperial College London
– Rob Barker-Davies, Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre

5.35 The Future?
chair: Fiona Godlee, editor in chief of The BMJ

5.45 Discussion and questions (chair: Phil Hammond)
-All panelists

6.15 Close