Conclusion
COVID-19 redefines technology and usage obsolescence
Article REF: G7036 V1
Conclusion
COVID-19 redefines technology and usage obsolescence

Authors : Kenaan WELTER, Arnaud FROIDURE, Sohane PAILHOUS, Léna VONDRACEK, Sacha HINFRAY-CACHEUX

Publication date: May 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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5. Conclusion

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in various areas of society. It had an impact on technological, industrial, professional and societal obsolescence. The crisis accelerated the adoption of digital technologies, but also exposed obsolete infrastructures and security risks. It has forced companies to rethink their supply chains and cope with shortages and disruptions. In addition, it has accelerated digital transformation, calling into question the relevance of many traditional jobs. Finally, the crisis has transformed social interactions and consumption patterns. To face up to these challenges, it is crucial to learn from this episode, to adopt a proactive approach from now on, and to create a more resilient and sustainable future.

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