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Abstract: For both businesses and consumers, the COVID-19 conundrum provides an early view into a future where all contacts will be conducted via digital technology, and the adoption curve will be accelerated almost immediately. At this moment in time, businesses have the potential to learn and advance at an unprecedented rate; therefore, playing it safe is often the wrong strategy. Many businesses are ill-equipped to keep up with the rapid rate of change in the marketplace. Digital technology adoption is strongly linked to value generation, according to a study by McKinsey & Co. Amid a crisis, it is crucial to push your digital agenda aggressively. During a crisis, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can provide access to new goods, services, solutions, and new market and client segments while also helping organizations acquire people and increase capabilities. However, Richard Branson, CEO of McKinsey & Co., maintains that behaving boldly does not mean acting rashly. Exploration has become both required and expected in the wake of the COVID-19 issue. Making the most of this real-world experience will require mastering the art of productivity maintenance. Consider approaches to standardize your learning to promote the growth of digital solutions in the core business activities. It is challenging to keep up with the pace of change in the digital age, so look for ways to move projects along with more quickly. These hugely scaled digital projects are new digital projects for businesses in crisis mode. Many problems have arisen due to the rapid expansion of digital processes and interfaces to full size. It also provides the opportunity to learn where value is created in real-time. Businesses must find ways to streamline operations and avoid becoming overburdened with work. During this phase of forced virtualization, businesses have the opportunity to collect and evaluate client data in real-time for the first time. In studying the interaction effects of various factors, proliferation presents an ideal opportunity to proliferate. Until the crisis subsides, you can increase the possibility of keeping a more significant number of customers by combining unproductive operations and goods while aggressively fixing growing flaws with your services. Consider how you can best accommodate the learning styles of your talented staff

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