Hormuz Inspires New Corporate Resilience Concept

The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow waterway in West Asia that's really important for global energy.

It's also become a symbol for businesses to think about their own weak points.

Just like how problems in Hormuz can affect the whole world, companies often rely too much on one thing, like a single supplier or a key employee.

This can be risky.

The new idea is to find your 'Hormuz'—the one thing your company can't do without—and make sure you have backups.

This way, if something goes wrong, your business can keep running smoothly.

It's not about giving up efficiency, but about being ready for surprises.