Withstanding market competition Ever demanding customers Cribbing Employees Dealing with financial constraints Misbehaving vendors Driving scale within projected time for investors
So many parameters to deal with at the same time. Scaling a business is not easy, is it?
That’s not the end of it.
“Businesses always convert the impossible statement to the question.” ‘It can’t be done’ to ‘how can it be made possible?”
-Estalmia Purpose Team
Top it off with government compliances
Natural threats like pandemic Global economic changes Consumer behaviour changes
Even more parameters and then to make the life still more difficult, the parameters keep changing as well.
Sometimes, it seems more complicated than sending a satellite to Mars, pun intended!
But despite that, ‘businesses’ enable the proper functioning of human civilization.
"Businesses are a means to ease the human lives and enable proper functioning and development of the human civilization, collectively."
Ismat Ahmed Shaikh
Founder & CEO, Estalmia
We, as humans, have made it far.
Far from any other species on the planet.
But, this important link, the business ecosystem, which connects one human to another human through work, products and services, and emphasizes on how co-dependent we are on each other for our survival and progress on this planet, has a of scope for improvement.
Now, it is time to take it further. It is time to take this business ecosystem that unites us all and enables us to thrive different challenges and equips us to make our lives better, to the next level.
Because, we are humans.
We don’t stop.
Our curiosity and problem solving capacity is beyond anyone else.
It is time to be human again.
To use thinking like never before To develop our skills like never before To use technology like never before. To develop deeper human relationships like never before To develop business mechanisms like never before To achieve growth like never before
To form businesses like never before.
It is time to start upgrading to ‘business ecosystem 2.0′. Stay tuned, to know more.
Key Takeaways
Businesses form an ecosystem of internal and external stakeholders majorly consisting of customers, employees, business leaders, vendors or investors.
Despite, the challenges faced on a daily basis, businesses are facilitating day-to-day functioning of the human society. But, there is a scope of improvement.
It is time to work towards optimising the existing ecosystem and progress towards updating it to the business ecosystem 2.0. Stay tuned!