2020 brought about a shift to everything digital, as the COVID-19 pandemic swept from country to country, changing shopping behaviors along the way. Online sales may have been the biggest surprise of the year, as lockdowns and social distancing rules prevented customers from visiting their favorite
The COVID-19 pandemic has already reshaped the future in retail, with global sales dropping 5.7 percent in 2021 as a result of the crisis. However, total retail sales in the United States increased to $5.58 trillion from $5.4 trillion in 2019, according to Oberlo . US retail sales have been growing
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted not only daily routines, jobs, and the way we spend our free time, but also multiple industries across the world. From healthcare to IT, businesses in most countries have started to experience the ever-growing need to adapt to the pandemic and its unpredictable
Industries across the world have been impelled to use technology and digital resources to reimagine and improve their operations. With e-commerce already on the rise, and the COVID-19 pandemic boosting online sales even more, the companies that missed the digital train have already started to count
AI is fast taking over several aspects of our lives today, transforming how we interact with our phones, monitor our health, travel to our favorite hangout spots, and even take photos. But what happens when you apply the transformative ability of AI to an industry most impacted by the pandemic:
Tools, platforms, and flawless online shops. Growing online shopping trends during the last decade have increased the necessity for e-commerce. And it’s no surprise that regardless of what is going on in the world and how work models are shifting, virtual shops will continue to exist due to the
