Covid-19 Pandemic And Global Business Challenge’s How To Survey With Business Model’s: A Systematic Literature Review
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31580/jpvai.v3i3.1493Keywords:
Business model, Business, Systematic Literature Review, COVID-19Abstract
The paper analyzed the current business model literature from four different databases, in identifying the need for further development in business model as many businesses has short down due to the current pandemic of COVID-19 situation. The paper also highlighted the need for researchers to think out of box and need to focus not only in facing the current pandemic issue alone but to think about the feature of the current situation businesses are in, businesses need to be development and find solution to it down fall which currently about thousand company has been close and millions of jobs has been lost. The paper discusses the need to change current traditional business model used by the business industries to a modern business model introduce by the researchers and business experts and how to develop business through this COVID-19 pandemic. Through the views of the literature systematically is understood that the publication in business model and innovation has drop in 2019, this might lead to a heaver bankruptcy in SME’S that need researchers guide and what could be the other way round in world economy where there is outbreak in internet facilities access globally like the COVID-19 hit, how will businesses survey and thus researchers and business owners think of that as a problems or threat to globally economy. Prisma framework is use as the research methodology in exclusion inclusion criterial for data collection, Suggestions and Future research agendas has been highlighted at the end of our research.
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