The spread of coronavirus has understandably left many on edge—and many small business owners wondering what, if anything, they should be doing. What can they do to prepare? What should they do to respond to employee concerns today? What will they need to keep in mind if the virus spreads to their own place of work tomorrow?
WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 27, 2020) A report released today by the Connected Commerce Council (3C), in partnership with Google and…
The spread of coronavirus has understandably left many on edge—and many small business owners wondering what, if anything, they should…
According to a new survey from analytics platform provider Sisense, businesses are leaning on analytics for business insights and efficiencies more than they did pre-COVID-19.
The House passed a bill Thursday designed to give small businesses owners more flexibility in how they spend money from a key coronavirus aid program.
A report released today by the Connected Commerce Council (3C), in partnership with Google and conducted by LRWGreenberg, finds small businesses are optimistic about reopening their businesses, empowered and fortified by digital tools and services, and resilient in the face of the COVID-19 crisis.
Small businesses drive innovation, job growth, and the world’s economy. In an increasingly competitive and fast-moving business climate, digitally-powered small businesses operate more efficiently, grow faster, and succeed more often than their counterparts.
The Connected Commerce Council (3C) works to support small businesses with access to the digital tools and resources they need and empower them as leaders in both their community and industry. In addition to business education, training and mentoring, 3C promotes government policies that support digitally-powered small businesses. There is strength in numbers.
