The pandemic brought tech-enabled behaviors previously considered on the fringe into the mainstream and compressed years of digital transformation into months
Om Malik / On my Om : Tweets: @om , @perezbox , @amirulabu , @stevesi , @christysandhoff , @natbullard , and @photomatt Tweets: @om : 2008 financial crisis is when the big banks got bigger. The current pandemic is going to make big tech bigger. In a hurry! New Newsletter feat. @levie @satyanadella @servicenow https://om.co/... https://twitter.com/... Tony Perez / @perezbox : A lot of truth in this.. when I was raising a round, even when we sold, working remote was considered “not a real business” it led to some discounting. #startups Then again, these are the same folks that are now realizing building sustainable businesses might be smart too.. https://twitter.com/... Amirul Abu / @amirulabu : “We have seen two years' worth of digital transformation in two months,” noted Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella https://twitter.com/... Steven Sinofsky / @stevesi : The inevitable has happened. by @om https://om.co/... // Om takes a step back and captures a reality of what is going on at a societal level when it comes to technology and work. @christysandhoff : Life has changed right in front of your eyes. COVID-19 has exposed one harsh truth: digital channels are more flexible and faster to adapt to change than physical channels. And now, the world is almost entirely running on the network. https://twitter.com/... Nat Bullard / @natbullard : The inevitable has happened, by @om. “Before technology became so pervasive in the lives of everyday people, it was a luxury for corporations, educational institutions, and governments. https://om.co/... Matt Mullenweg / @photomatt : “The Silicon Valley investors who viewed remote work and the distributed company as a net negative, and penalized companies that didn't have a physical presence in their backyard, are now “work from home” gurus.” https://om.co/...