The Covid 19 pandemic has left the world economy in major turmoil and in turn, provided a big unexpected wake up call to many businesses. Working remotely very quickly became the only option and businesses that had not made the digital transformation transition soon were plunged into major uncertainty. On

The COVID-19 pandemic has created massive shocks, both on the demand and supply side, to global trade. But trade serves a critical role in global economics, and as we move towards a new world order, new trade patterns may emerge. At a recent webinar titled “Riding the wave: The Future of

New digital behaviors are becoming the next normal. The pivot: Accelerated migration to remote and digital Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the way companies buy from and sell to each other now looks very different than it used to—perhaps permanently. To thrive in the next normal, B2B companies will need to

Study shows internal actions, not technology inadequacies, stand in the way of manufacturing reaping digitalization rewards. Manufacturers have reached a bit of a breaking point. What has been the norm for many years is not going to work moving forward. Businesses need to find better ways to operate – capitalizing

Ecommerce in Europe is expected to be worth 717 billion euros at the end of 2020. That would mean an increase of 12.7 percent compared to the situation last year. This growth is somewhat lower than the 14.2 percent increase of the European ecommerce in 2019. One might think that