The Pandemic is Changing Business Relationships
Unlike many crises before the current pandemic, COVID-19 has proved to be the worst combination possible with disaster plus economic crisis being worldwide. This has resulted in changing business relationships.
Analysts are already considering what the post-pandemic industries will look like. Will telehealth, remote working, online education, even micromobility (transportation for one) become an everyday situation? Past economic crises saw cash flow as the main concern for startups. That is not the only worry this time around. It is not just financial or just contained in one area.
All of this makes this crisis very different from past ones and therefore is changing business relationships.
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