12 keys to the post-covid world by the experts of the Future Trends Forum

The experts of the Future Trends Forum give us the keys to what the world will be like after covid-19 and how to take advantage of the opportunities that arise.

From the Bankinter Innovation Foundation we present the report “Innovation: the opportunity in times of Covid” where you can find out the opinion of the experts of the Future Trends Forum about the impact of the pandemic in different areas and the opportunities that are emerging in the post-covid world.

By way of conclusions, these are the 12 keys to take into account for the post-covid world:

  1. An era of great economic uncertainty is present, where it will be very difficult to foresee scenarios and important economic innovations will take place.
  2. Investment in science, innovation and technology will increase, increasing the role of large technology companies.
  3. Digital platforms will grow and cooperation between companies and/or workers will diversify and consolidate.
  4. Teleworking will become a new reality. Companies will have to redistribute and redesign their workspaces. Efforts will have to be made to make professional relationships more human and empathetic.
  5. The digitalisation of companies and workers will have to be accelerated.
  6. The crisis presents a unique opportunity to accelerate innovation in any sector.
  7. The technological areas with the greatest innovative potential are big data, Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Health and education.
  8. Startups must move quickly to adapt to the new situation, promoting digitalization and coordination and anticipation of problems.
  9. Startups must work on their antifragility and redefine work methodologies, with teleworking as the protagonist.
  10. Investment in startups may slow down, but there will still be operations.
  11. Mental hygiene and physical exercise will help us manage the anxiety and stress of this situation.
  12. We must develop creativity, empathy and resilience to overcome the psychological consequences of the confinement caused by Covid-19.