There is a popular adage often attributed to Benjamin Franklin, the father of time management, "Failing to plan is planning to fail," For many companies across Asia, as employees begin to return to the office, according to the WHO [1], new coronavirus cases in some countries begin to dwindle, senior management maybe asking themsevlves this vary question. How prepared are we, and how much more planning do we need to do to be prepared if things get worse?. The answer may not be