We have had to transform ourselves
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2024 8:07 am
Like every crisis, it has brought out the best and worst in each of us, it has allowed us to get to know ourselves in a different state of consciousness, and it has undoubtedly taken us out of our comfort zone.
At a business level, to adapt to a world "without human contact", making use 2024 updated phone number list from worldwide of digital means of contact and relying on tools that allow us to set up contact-center and chat-center services from the cloud . On a personal level, anyone who had still resisted digital transformation, e-commerce, online payments, and celebrating any agreement remotely, has had to embrace this new reality.
Now the question is, how long will it take to recover from this pandemic? The answer is still up in the air as the curve of cases in most countries has not yet "flattened" and the world already has more than several million infected people. Below we present an interesting statistic, which you can consult in more detail on the Our World in Data page . It shows how Mexico compares to some countries around the world, taking as day "0" the day on which they confirmed their 100th patient.
At a business level, to adapt to a world "without human contact", making use 2024 updated phone number list from worldwide of digital means of contact and relying on tools that allow us to set up contact-center and chat-center services from the cloud . On a personal level, anyone who had still resisted digital transformation, e-commerce, online payments, and celebrating any agreement remotely, has had to embrace this new reality.
Now the question is, how long will it take to recover from this pandemic? The answer is still up in the air as the curve of cases in most countries has not yet "flattened" and the world already has more than several million infected people. Below we present an interesting statistic, which you can consult in more detail on the Our World in Data page . It shows how Mexico compares to some countries around the world, taking as day "0" the day on which they confirmed their 100th patient.