As we all know, the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted and revealed the importance of, as well as the hazards involved with, our present production methods. Scarcities of medical equipment and interruptions in key commodities have highlighted the importance of manufacturing in equally advanced and developing countries. These supply interruptions and shortfalls have also highlighted the downsides of depending exclusively on a worldwide production system with complicated supply chains, the split of innovation and manufacturing, and just-in-time production. Although it is undeniable that globalised production systems have largely benefited countries, they have also led to a growing fragmentation of knowledge and awareness along the supply chain, with the product's design and production becoming two distinct processes, negatively affecting the links resulting from "learning by doing" and limiting understanding of the resource implications of final products. Not only has this alienation been troublesome during the outbreak, but the consumer's disconnection from the production process has serious consequences for both innovation and the environment. Hence, this in as article for the Manufacturing Industry to implement manufacturing processes and production cycle to stay connected to their consumers in a post pandemic environment.

The economic interconnectedness and international standards or regulations highlighted by globalization during the last several decades, resulting in global supply networks that led to economic prosperity of many low and middle-income countries are facing formidable and existential threats. Over the past few decades, the world trade ratio, one of the primary measures of globalization, has been declining, and anti-globalist political groups have started obtaining support. Almost every retail shop (excluding grocery stores and pharmacies) has closed its doors in ‘red zone' areas where the Coronavirus is spreading. Even in places where quarantine orders have not been issued, there has been a significant decline in actual footfall at retail establishments and malls. This is why understanding the challenges and benefits of globalization post the pandemic remains critical.

Companies who do not have clearly defined systems for cross-industry communication would be left aside or trapped in vacuums, particularly during COVID-19 and after COVID-19. This lack of standardization not only inhibits a company's individual progress, but it also makes it difficult for it to collaborate with a variety of firms, employees, and suppliers to get a product from concept to reality. Employees and consumers are frustrated when a clear business process structure is not established. Therefore, understanding the framework for business process applications in the Food Industry is critical for ensuring that businesses survive during and after the pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it unprecedented disruptions in the corporate banking world making it critical for organizations to ensure that they conduct their Annual General Meetings (AGMs) to understand financial highlights and performance. They are important as they accurately reflect the business performance and financial position of financial institutions in the Banking Industry. Delving into this topic is important to enabling stakeholders to gain further insight into the importance of AGMs for financial decision-making in a post pandemic environment.

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, professionals require instant accessibility to patient data as well as the capacity to easily transition from one patient to the next. Medical practitioners can benefit from identity management in health centers by offering a unique picture of their identification, reducing human error, lowering expenses, improving data security and compliance, and increasing organizational efficiency. All of these considerations point to the requirement for a higher comprehensive and integrated identity and access management (IAM) solution that improves security while lowering costs. This issue concentrates on identity and access management (IAM) solutions, which are critical for today’s modern IT architecture since they assist healthcare businesses address a range of difficulties that would be practically hard to address otherwise.

The amount of preparation and work required at the beginning of a project can seem overwhelming. There can be dozens or even hundreds of jobs that need to be finished precisely and in precise order. These jobs can be organized and broken down into manageable steps by segmenting them into several phases. The project must further complete a number of more tasks before moving into the completion phase in order to meet the needs of the clients and stakeholders. This is where understanding the project management cycle and process is crucial in the dynamic and ever-changing world of IT since it takes a lot of work to complete a project successfully. Hence, understanding the project management cycle is crucial for the IT business in the post-pandemic era.

Because of COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of web seminar has become important and made the IT Industry to become quite pertinent. Flying staff members around the globe for face-to-face product demonstrations, training sessions, and meetings is getting more and more expensive as well as time-consuming. Web seminars are a practical approach to this issue. Webinars are also powerful strategic instruments for business development. The firm holding a self-managed webinar, or even employing a managed webinar provider, may aim to promote itself as a thought leader in that field, increase brand awareness, notify customers of its new products and services, generate new leads, retain existing clients or a combination of all. As the globe becomes increasingly digital after a pandemic, webinars will become even more important. Therefore, it's crucial to grasp the guidelines for running webinars after the pandemic, especially for the IT Industry.

Unprecedented difficulties brought on by the global COVID-19 pandemic have had a significant influence on corporate operations. It is of utmost importance for maintenance management teams to re-assess the maintenance strategies they presently have in place as the pandemic continues. The necessity of developing a plan that can successfully respond to the dynamics of this epidemic has been underscored by these uncertain times. A sizable number of businesses in the Manufacturing Industry have scaled back operations to decrease costs and losses. Still, a need for effective TPM should be put in place post pandemic, even if they are operating at reduced capacity.

The arrangement and coordination of a company's resources to accelerate the completion of a particular work, event, or duty is known as project management. The field of information technology (IT), is commonly associated with project management because they frequently call for the completion and assembly of a challenging set of components in a precise sequence to generate a useful output. Post pandemic, project management is essential because new management approaches, such as those based on COVID-19 experiences, will need to be adopted. The finest project management practices for the post-pandemic IT industry are thus included in this paper.

The process of recognising, evaluating, and controlling threats to the resources and financial success of an organisation is known as risk management. A business can consider all potential risks with the help of an effective risk management programme. Risk management also examines how risks connect to the possible adverse effects that risks may have on an organization's strategic goals. Cyber security and data breaches rank among the most frequent threats faced by the IT industry. Fortunately, there are approaches to minimize these dangers. To begin with, cyber insurance aids in cost recovery in the event of a breach. In order to execute risk management in a post-pandemic corporate context, this article provides additional ideas and a guidance.

Project management is the process of carrying out certain project goals in accordance with predefined parameters by using procedures, techniques, abilities, knowledge, and experience. After the COVID-19 outbreak, majority of the organizations have began utilising project management software to design, carry out, and to their manage projects. Hospitals that use good project management techniques and software will see lower costs and better results, much like other businesses. Healthcare project management is unique because it raises the bar for complexity and risk. The idea of this article is to provide information about how project management differs from other industries in the healthcare industry and how to implement it in a post-pandemic environment.

Controlling the inventory entails keeping the right amount of each product on hand at all times. A functional supply chain can be maintained and purchase orders can be tracked with the aid of effective inventory control. The need for inventory control tehniques rised as COVID-19 pandemic caused the manufacturing industry to lose a lot of money because of either an understocking or an overstocking of inventory. As a manufacturer, if the target is a lean manufacturing process, there is a crutial need to get rid of inventory waste which is not possible without inventory management. Therefore, this study is intended to help the manufacturing industry implement inventory control strategies following COVID-19.

Inventory management systems monitor the lifetime of stock as it enters and leaves a company. When businesses don't have a hold on the movement of their inventory or, further, monitor it with outmoded spreadsheets and data entry, the remaining pieces of the puzzle, such as order fulfillment, don't fit together. Post the outbreak of COVID-19, one must comprehend the ins and outs of inventory management in order to develop a future sustainable, successful, scalable E-commerce business. No matter their level of experience, the size of their company, the kinds of products they offer, or the target market they cater to, poor inventory management may be a difficult obstacle for any E-commerce entrepreneur to overcome. Consequently, this is a thorough analysis of the Ecommerce Industry on how to apply the most recent inventory management techniques in a post pandemic corporate environment.

Dropshipping is an internet business idea which has gained popularity in the times of COVID-19 pandemic that offers potential business owners huge profits. Dropshipping is a retail fulfilment method in which a business does not keep an inventory of the products it sells. Instead, it purchases the item from a third party and makes arrangements for delivery to the client. The best thing about drop shipping is that it can be launched with little capital, making it ideal for start-ups. Once it is profitable, it can be scaled up by devoting more funds to marketing and reputation management. As a result, this is a manual for all entrepreneurs who want to launch their own business in the post-COVID-19 business environment.

The first stage of accounting is record-keeping, which involves keeping track of financial business activities and understanding the true state of assets, liabilities, earnings, and losses, among other things. As COVID-19 clearly illustrates, if a company in the banking industry wants to survive in the long run, keeping a robust cash flow that can persist against pandemics and other unanticipated occurrences is crucial. Here's where keeping records comes in. Knowing where the money is coming from and going to, as well as having a reliable forecast of the state of the business's finances, is crutial. Therefore, an in-depth analysis on the role record keeping in the wake of the COVID-19 epidemic is provided.

The project lifecycle is the focus of project ERP software, which unifies all company operations and incorporates all organisational procedures into a single solution. The transport industry uses ERP management solutions to avoid any consistency issues or a lack of adaptability in their daily operations. By offering powerful business insights, the ERP management solution gives transportation firms a crucial viewpoint. Especially post pandemic, everything might go wrong without good planning, resulting in significant losses in money, time, and reputation. A transport firm would therefore tremendously profit from reading this paper in order to have a top-notch ERP in the post-COVID-19 epidemic age.

Commercial computing resource services or software-as-a-service solutions have emerged as a result of the potential advancements in cloud computing technologies in recent years. The key obstacles, however, continue to be the relatively modest corporate exploitation, involvement, and uptake of other Cloud Computing services. It appears that the ambiguous value structures are impeding company adoption and the development of long-term commercial models for its technologies. This Article creates a reference model for value chains in the Cloud for the firms in the Food Industry using a thorough analysis of existing Cloud business models, Cloud services, stakeholder connections, market configurations, and value structures.

More and more retail organisations are looking to cloud-based solutions to assist them overcome their business issues in the post-pandemic business climate of today. How then can a company ensure that its objectives remain on course while also anticipating the requirements of its clientele and staying innovative? The reader will gain a thorough grasp of cloud computing and learn how to explain its advantages, disadvantages, and available options to clients so they can make the decision that is most appropriate for their particular requirements. This article also provides examples of how modern technology used in the Retail Industry are enabling businesses everywhere to thrive as cloud-based supply chain solutions.

After the COVID-19 outbreak, renting an aircraft rather than buying one has become the rule rather than the exception. Everyone who works in aviation operations and maintenance can attest from personal experience that leasing, managing and maintaining an aircraft produces a significant amount of paperwork in the form of aircraft records. Hence, it's critical that these records be in perfect order, especially when a lease expires and the aircraft is either returned to the lessor or transferred to a new operator. These records are significant because they provide an invaluable point of reference for understanding the historical patterns, present situation, and even anticipated future maintenance needs of the aircraft. Every time maintenance, preventative maintenance, or adjustments are made, records must be created in order to maintain the validity of an aircraft's airworthiness. For these reasons, it has consistently been demonstrated that improperly generated or poorly preserved records are an expensive error. Hence, this is a guide for the firms in the Aviation Industry on Records Management.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the field and given rise to a wide range of innovations, including chatboats, surgical robots, and much more. In order to address the current global health crisis, develop the next generation of pandemic preparedness, and advance toward a resilient recovery, AI, a key technology of the fourth industrial revolution, is a crucial medical intervention. Because people could become infected as a result of the COVID-19 virus, computers and robots are utilized for jobs where human involvement is not required. AI systems can analyze unstructured clinical information of patients, and other AI robots can do precision spinal cord surgery. AI will continue to displace doctors' jobs since it is less invasive, faster, and more accurate. This study investigates how the Healthcare Industry post COVID-19 is linked to artificial intelligence and how it will help to save money, time, and most importantly lives.

A on-demand service known as "cloud computing" gives users online access to shared resources, software, or storage. Financial organisations can now store and analyse data on distant servers. Banks may take advantage of the greater security, quicker processing times, and reduced prices that cloud computing provides. Currently, the majority of financial institutions collaborate with outside service providers to operate their cloud services, such as outsourcing services or cloud management service providers. However, some businesses have created a private cloud, which allows them to save a significant amount of capital and provides extra security because the computing resources are hosted on a network that is only used by that business and is situated inside of their own data center. Thus, in a post pandemic business climate, this is a handbook for Banking Industry enterprises on how to use cloud financial management in their organisations.