This global pandemic will shape businesses for decades to come. COVID-19 has already shown early signs of a shift in how consumers and businesses behave. Remote working is being encouraged by tech and non-tech companies alike, and more people are buying different things online.

 

What has been some of the changes to your daily routine that you think will continue after the Movement Control Order has been lifted? And is there room for startups to grow and captilise on this? Can this fuel the next wave of startup innovations or this a black swan period?

 

This global pandemic will shape businesses for decades to come. COVID-19 has already shown early signs of a shift in how consumers and businesses behave. Remote working is being encouraged by tech and non-tech companies alike, and more people are buying different things online.
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What has been some of the changes to your daily routine that you think will continue after the Movement Control Order has been lifted? And is there room for startups to grow and captilise on this? <a href="https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/347669">Can this fuel the next wave of startup innovations</a> or this a black swan period?
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