“covid-19 Pandemic: Digital Transformation Vs Digital Changes”
Year: 2021
Type: article
Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic is causing an exceptional worldwide wellbeing emergency with extreme financial outcomes. This paper investigates the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on Digital change and the other way around. All the more particularly, the article gives solid reflections on whether and how the COVID-19 episode is speeding up computerized change in associations. The principle finishes of this work can be important to new companies and customary associations that mean to investigate or take advantage of lucky breaks in computerized change. An increment in digitalization is driving firms and instructive foundations to move to telecommute (WFH). Blockchain innovation will get significant and will involve research on plan and guidelines. Gig laborers and the gig economy is probably going to increment in scale, bringing up issues of work portion, cooperation, inspiration, and parts of work over-burden and presenters. Working environment observing and techno stress issues will get unmistakable with an increment in advanced presence. Online misrepresentation is probably going to develop, alongside research on overseeing security. The guideline of the web, a distinct advantage, will be essential post-pandemic. Exploration may address the outcomes and reasons for the computerized partition. Further, the issues of internet fairness and zero-rating plans will justify examination. A key examination issue will likewise be the effect and outcomes of web closures, as often as possible turned to by nations. Computerized cash, as well, accepts significance in emergency circumstances and exploration will address their appropriation, results, and mode. Parts of reconnaissance and protection acquire significance with expanded computerized utilization. Keywords: Covid-19, Digitalization, Digital Transformation, Digitalization and Innovation.
Author: Amit Hasija
Language: English
Topic: COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts
Subfield: Economics and Econometrics
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W7218233809