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Many business leaders recognise the need to reinvent their business models. 63% of of CEOs report having taken at least one significant action to change how their company creates, delivers and captures value. Explore our 28th Annual Global CEO Survey in full to discover more on how many CEOs are ramping up reinvention: https://pwc.to/3Z5Uuzr #CEOSurvey #BusinessModelReinvention

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Rizki Putra Darmawan

Graphic Designer & Digital Marketing Enthusiast | Head of The Digital Business Student Association Telkom University Surabaya

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Interesting

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Thank you for the insights, will defintely take a look at it.

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Given your report section "Reconfiguration in Action," companies started competing in new sectors. On the other hand, only 15% (extension to core) and 7% (distinct business) of revenue is generated outside the core business.

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A very timely survey 'when the wind changes you readjust the sails'

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Reinvention is a good choice sometimes. 😍

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Shaun varghese

"Future CA Firm Owner | Building a 15-Year Legacy in Finance & AI | Exploring Business, Tech & Growth 🚀"

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Very informative

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Firman Prathama Ismail

Growth Seeker | Operation Excellence | Develop Leaders

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This confidence reflects the adaptability and innovation within industries, as they leverage emerging technologies like generative AI and focus on transformation to capture value in evolving ecosystems.  However, supply chain risks from geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, and economic disruptions can’t be ignored. Addressing and mitigating these risks is crucial. One strategic move could be pursuing vertical integration, investing in or even acquiring logistics providers to strengthen control and resilience over the long term.

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