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 The Biden administration recently announced that it will no longer allow government-supported technology developed in the U.S. To be sent to manufacturers overseas. This makes a lot of sense given the lessons learned from the pandemic and helps to protect our intellectual property, bring manufacturing back to the U.S. And mitigate some of the supply chain risks. We are all acutely aware of how the supply chain shortages caused by the pandemic have impacted our businesses and personal lives. Semiconductor chip shortages, for example, have led to the scarcity of everything from appliances to automobiles. Similarly, technology development overseas was also severely impacted during the pandemic. Countries such as India didn’t have the infrastructure in place, and employees didn’t always have the work-from-home resources to support stay-in-place mandates. Because of this, the pandemic impacted many tech services. In contrast, with computers and broadband widely available in homes acros...

 The digital landscape is ever-changing. With new products on the market daily, new platforms being created to market them and new trends always happening, businesses are constantly having to adjust their digital marketing strategies to keep up. Considering these things alone, marketing to consumers is a booming industry. Keeping up with the trends is a job in and of itself, let alone figuring out ways to use the trends in marketing. Needless to say, there are several — probably an infinite amount of — marketing strategies businesses can use. Here are just three of the many notable strategies every business should consider if they have not already. 1. Consumer Analytics Consumer analytics is probably one of the most underrated and underutilized marketing methods. It may be something that is simply overlooked largely because if compared to keeping up with the competition, it seems less important to be prioritizing. However, by thoroughly understanding what consumers in your industry...