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What is the Pulse of Businesses in a Digitalised Era?

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  • Ionut-Alexandru Horhogea

    (University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom)

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Previously, the laborers believing in an automatized business could have been considered dreamy, looking to skip daily tasks. Nowadays, the spectrum upon automatization and platforms facilitating e-commerce has changed and highlights the jump from a brick and mortar store to a virtual one. More and more established brands are replacing classic locations with logistic warehouses to deliver products more efficiently. Well-known companies, e.g., Zara, Amazon, eBay that have been recently founded, embraced this change and took the best out of it. However, our attention will fall on smaller businesses and the difficulties they face during such a transition and analyses from various standpoints the goods and the bads of each. Should the jump from a physical to an online facility be considered or left untouched? What is the best model to be followed in order to level a business? Let us find in the following.

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  • Ionut-Alexandru Horhogea, 2021. "What is the Pulse of Businesses in a Digitalised Era?," RAIS Conference Proceedings 2021 0098, Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies.
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    digital business; physical store; evolution; management; marketing; logistics;
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