Sharing economy after COVID-19

Did you know that pre-pandemic estimates said that the size of the global sharing economy market in 2025 would reach $335 billion?

The pandemic has reinforced the conscious consumption trend: life under quarantine has prompted people to think about what they buy. The expectation of to-the-door delivery has also extended the reach of the sharing economy. It used to be developing mainly in metropolitan areas, where supply and demand are at their highest.

The pandemic has reminded businesses that stability is an illusion. Supply chains failed due to transport restrictions. Expensive commercial real estate spaces became empty. In the post-pandemic world, distributed business models will lead the way. These models will not only allow to quickly restructure businesses, share employees, spaces and logistics assets, but also make it all profitable.