The immediate response phase of business is almost overdue to COVID-19 and its effect on different enterprises, and it’s time for companies to rethink and act in a new way (Mondal et al., 2022). The global recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has stalled the recovery of many companies (Tiwari & Mondal, 2022). It is widely believed that businesses will take a long time to recover. From March 2020 to September 2021, most countries’ governments implemented social distancing measures designed to prevent citizens from working in establishments considered essential to the country’s development (Mondal & Das, 2021, 2021a, 2021b, 2021c). So that the authorities can increase immunization against COVID-19, these regulations require manufacturing companies to arrange for their employees to stay at their facilities (Sharma & Das, 2021). They also had to put work accommodations online (Das, 2021a). Even after the pandemic officially ends, it’s still possible for businesses to remain vulnerable to unforeseen events (Siri & Das, 2021). Therefore, firms need to adopt a more resilient strategy. “New Normal” solutions help organizations improve their resiliency and sustainability simultaneously with keeping an eye on enhancing the economies around the world (Ravi & Mondal, 2021). The discussions of this chapter may help organizations develop and sustain their digital transformation strategies in the new era.