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Recession-proofing involves positioning your company to remain resilient and stable even when market conditions are unfavorable. Typically, this includes some combination of improving cash flow, optimizing resources, and trimming unnecessary expenses. But recession-proofing can, and should, go beyond managing financials; it also means ensuring your company is adaptable and flexible, uses data-driven decision-making, and is prepared to compete in an environment of reduced demand and fierce competition. Investing in automation is one way businesses can streamline processes, reduce labor dependency, and boost productivity—all factors in weathering an economic downturn.
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