COVID-19 turned the world upside down and impacted the world of business more than any other global event. It’s true that the rise in populism had an impact on business. It led to more protectionist policies as nation states became unwilling to allow companies to do business in other countries.  Take the headlines from the war between Donald Trump and China as an example.  However, COVID has really turned everything on it’s head! Nation states went into lockdown, supply and demand fell, businesses were forced to close almost overnight, supply chains turned on their head and well the world as we know it changed drastically. But how far did all this really impact the world of digital marketing and data analytics? Well, let’s take a look.

COVID-19 turned the world upside down and impacted the world of business more than any other global event. It’s true that the rise in populism had an impact on business. It led to more protectionist policies as nation states became unwilling to allow companies to do business in other countries.  Take the headlines from the war between Donald Trump and China as an example.  However, COVID has really turned everything on it’s head! Nation states went into lockdown, supply and demand fell, businesses were forced to close almost overnight, supply chains turned on their head and well the world as we know it changed drastically. But how far did all this really impact the world of digital marketing and data analytics? Well, let’s take a look.

COVID- 19 brought many changes to the world. We went from more traditional onsite classrooms to virtual ones, forcing teachers to adjust their learning methodologies. The change at this scale was unprecedented, though it wasn’t impossible. We had the technology, we even had examples with the vast range of online courses that were already available. The difference was that we were suddenly dealing with children of all ages, who were used to traditional classroom settings and more importantly, a traditional ‘teacher guided’ way of learning.

Accounting can be referred to as the systematic and comprehensive recording of a financial transaction relating to any business.

Umm... what? But what is accounting? How does it help me? Why am I wasting my time here? I don’t know if that’s what you were thinking or not, but it’s definitely what I was thinking after reading that!

In 2018 alone, Financial Technology (FinTech for short) was responsible for over 40 billion dollars in deals. With tech utilized by mega-successful businesses such as Paypal, Amazon, and eBay - these innovative financial methods have attracted some major attention including big-league investors such as Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg - just to name a few.

Every employer wants workers with the so-called “soft skills”—but which skills they actually mean by that term may not be so obvious.

Regardless of the business field you're working in, Artificial Intelligence is coming. It's coming to make our lives easier and help us create better functioning systems, be it Fintech, Supply Chain, Healthcare or even Human Resources.

Here are 3 reasons you need to learn AI: