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Forward, Finally

Next month will mark 3 years since individuals and organizations began to go through the largest disruption they will ever know. With lockdowns, a staggering loss of human life, work-from-home, and the rapid emergence of a digital lifestyle and e-commerce infrastructure - we all had to learn to adapt quickly.

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Publish Date2023-01-11
Updated Date2026-09-18
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Originally published as 23 Trends for 2023: #23 Forward, Finally! on January 11, 2023.

This record preserves item #23 in Jim Carroll’s 23 Trends For 2023 series as a structured historical trend in the futurist.info knowledge graph.

Next month will mark 3 years since individuals and organizations began to go through the largest disruption they will ever know. With lockdowns, a staggering loss of human life, work-from-home, and the rapid emergence of a digital lifestyle and e-commerce infrastructure - we all had to learn to adapt quickly.

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