Top startup sectors likely to shape the post COVID-19 era

▤ Summary

Davide Dattoli, co-founder and CEO of Talent Garden, said: “We believe that coworking will grow a lot, people now trust in remote working but they also understand the value of staying with colleagues to share experiences also offline.” Educational institutions were already incorporating digital infrastructure, but were facing many challenges, eventually leading to slow adoption over decades. Numerous EdTech startups like MyTutor, Tech Will Save Us, and Kide Science closed rounds during the lockdown and the numbers are expected to grow even post-COVID, as many need to acquire new skills to adapt to the new market conditions. Consumers’ habits were already changing before COVID-19, but the social isolation measures led to increased interest in online content and brought OTT platforms to almost everyone’s home – a trend which is very likely to stay afloat. On the other side of the coin, e-mobility solutions, which offer both sustainable ways to move around as well as maintaining social distancing, are set to continue their upward trajectory. The public’s attention has been focused on this topic now more than ever, due to a plethora of reasons, including debates on the positive effect on the environment since we all slowed down, to thinking more deeply about where our food comes from.

▦ Linked Companies

IBM

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