Methods of Adapting Business Processes to Changing Market Conditions
Konstantin Maloroshvilo , Entrepreneur, Sole Proprietor Konstantin Gennadievich Maloroshvilo Founder, Samolet Plus Orenburg LLC, Orenburg, RussiaAbstract
This paper explores present-day strategies for recalibrating corporate workflows in response to increasingly unpredictable market dynamics. The importance of this inquiry lies in the mounting volatility of economic landscapes and the swift pace of technological innovation, both of which compel enterprises to remain adaptable and structurally resilient. The analysis synthesizes conceptual and applied frameworks for operational adjustment—ranging from business process redesign and adaptive process governance to agile principles and digitization. Special focus is given to how artificial intelligence, automation technologies, and cloud platforms serve as pivotal mechanisms for achieving organizational elasticity. The research sets out to organize and classify contemporary instruments that enhance an enterprise’s capacity to respond to external shifts. Through comparative examination and scholarly aggregation, the study uncovers operational patterns and managerial interpretations of organizational adaptability. The findings reveal how such approaches allow firms to recalibrate internal routines, optimize output, and maintain strategic viability under conditions of disruption. The article offers value to academics, executives, and consultants engaged in advancing innovative approaches to business operations and technological integration.
Keywords
business process recalibration, agile strategy, adaptive capability, operational redesign, digital integration, organizational resilience
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