Dijitalleş Yoksa Yok Ol! Covid–19 Pandemi Süreci ve Dijitalleşen İş Dünyası Üzerine Bir Çalışma

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doi:10.21076/vizyoner.891203

Abstract

The most recent one called COVID-19 broke out in December, 2019 in Wuhan, China and has still been troubling the countries on the world. The impacts of the pandemic have shown not only on death tolls but also on social, economic and cultural aspects. The global economic crisis stemmed from the epidemic in almost every country has paralyzed everyday life circumstances from health to education and politics. In the study, the business world which is affected by the pandemic is examined in detail. The study especially takes the projects financed and suggested by the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey for women entrepreneurs as sample. As an obligation these days, digitalizing has become the trendiest topic in business world. Because of lock downs and social distancing precautions, 8 projects that are suggested by the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey have started to be conducted on digital platforms by the entrepreneurs, especially woman entrepreneurs. The digitalizing process of these projects is the main purpose of the study and as the digitalization is getting more and more important day by day, it is a crucial subject to study on as well.

Highlights

The establishment of the new world order is possible with a number of radical changes in human lives
When we examine the revolutions that took places throughout history, we always come across some radical changes and breaking points
The current study evaluated the projects to encourage digitalization of businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which negatively affected human life, especially due to its negative economic consequences, and interrupted the commercial processes of many businesses in the global crisis environment

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The establishment of the new world order is possible with a number of radical changes in human lives. The discovery of wetlands at the beginning of human history and technological inventions in the formation of modern societies underlie these breaking points. People who discovered that the soil around wetlands was more fertile began to learn to trade when they gathered there and decided to live together. Meeting the needs such as eating and drinking, which are necessary to maintain the life cycle at a minimum level and are the basis of Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, constitute the basis of trade. In the modern societies of the 21st century, the main struggle of people is to survive because, throughout the history of humanity, the world has never been a rose garden, various disasters, pandemics and other difficulties forced human beings to struggle

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