Trends 2022

The new normal is what will shape workspaces in 2022 and a number of factors will influence decision-making

The wealth of data that fintech is garnering will form the foundation on which fintech would build intelligent, intuitive and sharper solutions that find resonance in the market place quicker.

According to IBEF, India's e-commerce market is expected to reach $111 billion by 2021 and $200 billion by 2026

Change is an inevitable part of life and adapting to it is the only way forward. If you cannot change the situation, you must start finding ways to survive and live with it

The events of 2020 set in motion an avalanche of changes in markets, the effects of which will be felt for years to come

Rather adoption of technology in various ways in the agricultural sector brings an array of benefits which together help to amplify farmers' income

India's fitness industry is rapidly transforming and is expected to reach $32 billion by the next year

The dynamic transformations in this space are organic and happen due to multiple key industry drivers

Workplace revolution is a strain that is being felt globally

Many startups in India have replicated Thrasio's business model, leading to an increased competition

Angel investing as a concept is growing and becoming widely popular

The workspace of 2022 hinges on the flexibility, health, and well-being of the workforce and is a key component of business continuity

The market will continue to be heavily influenced by how the COVID-19 pandemic plays out and how policymakers and entrepreneurs respond to the subsequent economic challenges

There is an expectation of a surprise in 2022 as the world is taking a divisive turn next year

Agritech entrepreneurs and investors expect greater tech-driven innovation and deployment across value chains in the coming year

The D2C sector is relatively at a nascent stage, providing brands with abundant opportunities to explore with the evolving market and consumer expectations

Efforts to be sustainable are present but slow

Here's a look at the impact of the pandemic on white-collar professionals, especially those in the digital/technology space