Will Every Business Be 100% Digital in the Next Decade? Let's be real, that's a BIG question. I mean, we're already knee-deep in the digital age, right? But will every business go fully digital? That's where things get interesting.

I've been thinking about this a lot lately, especially with all the advancements in AI and automation. It's wild how fast things are changing! Just a few years ago, online ordering was a novelty; now, it's practically expected.

So, will every business be 100% digital? Probably not. At least, not in the way we might initially think. I think we'll see a blend of digital and physical experiences. Think of it like this: a local bakery might sell its goods online and in-store, offering different experiences for different customers. You know what I mean? Some people love the online convenience, while others want the sensory experience of a bustling bakery.

There will always be a need for human interaction, especially in certain industries. Imagine trying to buy a house completely online! While digital tools can help streamline the process, the face-to-face interactions with real estate agents and lawyers are still pretty important (at least for now!).

But, let's not underestimate the power of digital transformation. Even businesses that aren't fully digital will need a strong online presence. A website, social media, online marketing – these are all essential tools for any business, regardless of size or industry.

So, while I don't think every business will be 100% digital in the next decade, I do think the digital aspect will become increasingly crucial for all businesses. It's not just about having a website anymore; it's about integrating digital tools into every aspect of the business – from customer service to supply chain management.

What do you think? Have you tried this? Would love to hear your take!