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Learn MoreWhile the world is getting back to business-as-usual, there have been some permanent changes in the retail industry due to changed consumer behavior and expectations.
The global pandemic accelerated e-commerce adoption and saw retailers adapt, in a matter of days, to new sales channels such as buy online pickup in store (BOPIS); curbside pickup; lockers; social commerce; voice commerce; and “buy now, pay later.”
It is estimated that, worldwide, e-commerce sales grew by more than 40 percent in 2021, compared with 2019. By the end of 2023, online retail sales are expected to exceed $6 trillion and contribute to about 21 percent of total worldwide retail sales.
The rise in digital transformations initiatives among enterprises has jumped significantly in the last year, with private/ hybrid cloud solutions and services becoming central to these transformation efforts. Enterprises are also under constant pressure to reduce operational costs, including the cost associated with IT operations. In-house data centers are a huge expense for an enterprise, and a substantial investment is required to deploy and maintain a modern, energy-efficient data center. This, in turn, is driving the outsourcing engagements for data center managed services, which is a better alternative and positively impacting the growth of the global data center infrastructure outsourcing market.
Over the last few years, the growth of public/hybrid cloud adoption has increased significantly. Enterprises have been facing the need to adopt new technological advances due to cost pressure from their finance teams. Hence, engineering teams of enterprises have to find the best technological solution that can help in reducing technical debt and associated costs.
Some of the pandemic-induced consumer behavior changes, such as the upsurge in e-commerce, social commerce, voice commerce, buy-online-pickup-in-store (BOPIS) and buy-online-return-in-store (BORIS), are becoming mainstream, while consumers are returning to brick-and-mortar stores for their usual shopping needs.
The digital engineering space is witnessing a wide adoption of various technologies, spurred by the digital revolution in the manufacturing industry with its strong potential to drive productivity. Digital technologies that are used by production and manufacturing companies help create a data lake at all phases and stages of the production line, capturing every piece of information that can optimize or improvise the process in every dimension. On the other hand, traditional engineering methodologies are human intensive and offer reserved guidance and insights from the transactional data generated at every point.
