One enduring outcome of the COVID-19 pandemic is the central role that digital services now have in people’s everyday lives – from buying groceries to streaming content and even working out.
“We’ve seen a transmutation – a modulation – of consumer behavior, really emphasizing services,” Steve Koenig, VP/Research at the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), argued during a keynote presentation at CES 2023.
The impact of coronavirus-related lockdowns, and corresponding health worries linked to out-of-home activities, were extremely broad. A few examples included:
- Making greater use of communications and collaboration tools like Zoom, Slack and Microsoft Teams as people undertook their...