Over the past 18 months, traditional ways of doing business have been thrown into chaos, with social interactions kept to a minimum.
In a recent piece for Companies Digest, we argued that the pandemic has meant that there has never been a better time for firms to embrace digital, to fill the void left by distancing regulations.
Digital solutions have always had the capacity to make life easier, and never more so than when businesses found themselves operating in a strange new world of distancing and lockdown.
A simple example is the ability to sign forms and paperwork electronically; while this isn’t new technology, the adoption of digital solutions such as this has escalated over the course of lockdown.
The sharing of information also became a priority for businesses working remotely; with access required by all parties at all times, software helped to keep everything in one place.
Furthermore, there is scope for digital transformation far beyond the sharing of office-based needs of sharing documents and CRMs, such as in the arts and hospitality industries, which were particularly badly hit by the pandemic.
To read the full article, visit the Companies Digest website here.