India Inc Better at Dealing with 3rd Wave: On The Back of Hindsight Learning
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19 January 2022, Mumbai:
Manufacturers are better able to manage supply-chain issues and deal with a curtailed workforce, but hospitality feels the pinch.
Unlike the first
Two waves of Covid-15, India Inc has managed to take the current rise in Covid-19 infections largely in its stride and ensured relatively less disruption to business even as restaurants, hotels, and multiplexes face hurdles on account of curbs on indoor gatherings and weekend lockdowns.
The experience gained by dealing with the previous two Covid outbreaks is helping manufacturers better manage supply-chain Issues and deal with a curated workforce, reports show.
What also helps is that there are comparatively fewer restrictions on the movement of people and goods compared with the previous waves, allowing retail to keep ticking.
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