Business Resilience Survey

On November 23, the RSM experts together with BiTS Business and Information Technology School published a report on the second research on the balanced competition of business entities in Europe and the world, as well as their capacity to adapt to and counteract against economic shocks. The RSM Business Resilience Survey took place in July and August 2015, with 410 RSM auditors and consultants, as well as nearly 300 entrepreneurs from Europe and the world participating.

Improvements needed in business culture globally, says RSM report   A report published today by RSM International, the seventh largest network of independent audit, tax and consulting firms, and The Business and Information Technology School (BiTS) in Germany, found that  business culture can improve across countries globally.

RSM experts, in collaboration with BiTS Business and Information Technology School, have drawn up a second research report on the balanced competition of economic entities in Europe and the world, as well as their capacity to adapt and prevent economic quakes. The RSM Business Resilience Survey was conducted in July and August 2015, with 410 RSM auditors and consultants and almost 300 entrepreneurs of Europe and the world, participating.

On 11 February 2015, Rzeczpospolita and earlier forsal.pl commented the results of the European Business Resilience Survey Report, prepared by the RSM International network jointly with BiTS Business and Information Technology School.

RSM International experts, together with BiTS Business and Information Technology School, have prepared the “European Business Resilience Survey” (a survey concerning the adaptability and prevention of economic shock by business persons in Europe). The aim of this report was to have a broader look at the conditions of business activity, not limiting only to the level and speed of development in a given country, as well as legislative conditions in this country. Therefore, experts from the RSM network have been asked to assess the conditions of different European countries with respect to market strategies implemented by companies, managers’ mentality, current business culture and key macroeconomic factors.