For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Nearly half of US human resource leaders think artificial intelligence (AI) will take on the burdensome, menial tasks of their daily work–but only 9% think the technology will actually result in improved compliance. More like this:.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Ad dollars are transitioning from traditional TV to digital areas, and certain platforms are particularly poised for success. Just over four in five agency and marketing professionals think YouTube will benefit as ads pivot.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Many US working women want a more flexible workplace. When it came to the most valuable work benefits, top responses from US female employees included a four-day work week and the option to work from home, as well as increased paid sick leave. More like this:.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Despite vaccinations giving hope for a return to normalcy, nearly 2 in 5 US remote employees agree that they are never, ever, ever getting back together with their office post-pandemic.

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When Pernod Ricard noticed the Dalgona whipped coffee trend on TikTok early in the pandemic, it realized that although the chatter wasn’t directly about its Kahlúa brand, there was still a way to get the liqueur involved. It created a social media post that invited people to take the trend “to the next level” and name-checked “TikTok’s fave coffee.”.

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The trend: More and more digital health players are gaining traction in the US primary care space on the back of the pandemic:. In March, primary care startup Crossover Health secured $168 million in a funding haul led by the likes of Amazon and LinkedIn. The company says it can help lower employers' healthcare costs by 15% via investing upfront in primary care services.

Employer medical costs are trending upward and are projected to increase 6.5% in 2022, per PwC’s 2022 Medical Cost Trend report. Go deeper: Check out our Digital Therapeutics report to learn more about how digital therapies are penetrating healthcare.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Netflix is forecast to spend more on original programming than ever before, splitting its global content budget almost evenly between that and licensing costs.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Advertisers in the Middle East and North Africa spend more on social than on any other digital ad format. In 2020, $1.73 billion went to social advertising, more than double what the next biggest format, video, brought in.

While the home improvement trend can’t account for all of the growth in the furniture/home furnishings and office equipment/supplies categories, it did drive a portion of sales in these categories as well. US ecommerce sales for furniture/home furnishings—which includes houseware, decor, and small appliances—grew 35.1% in 2020, reaching $94.32 billion.

This trend will continue, as Gen Zers expect to be able to conduct most of their financial business—including banking, investing, and payments—via mobile phone.

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"Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we've seen this trend accelerate exponentially, elevating ecommerce to the top of the agenda and making demand for environmentally beneficial innovation for this channel all the more urgent.".

Inspiration: Trends pop up quickly in short-video venues. Whether it’s a viral dance move, a meme, or a food-preparation techniques like tortilla hacks and whipped coffee (also known as Dalgona coffee), it’s important for marketers to pay attention to what’s bubbling up among users—and be prepared to act fast. Sometimes the trend is broadly applicable to many brands, like with Dalgona coffee.

This year, 26 of the features were newly added or substantially updated to reflect emerging trends within areas such as open banking, real-time payments, and cross-channel customer service. Consumer survey data. In September 2021, we conducted an online survey of 2,385 adult US mobile banking users to gauge how those consumers value each of the 42 features.

According to Deloitte’s “Connectivity & Mobile Trends 2021” survey, some 39% of people in the US own a wearable device such as a smartwatch or health and fitness tracker, but only about 40% of those users say they are very or somewhat concerned about the privacy of the data that is collected by the companies behind the wearable device and the supporting apps. A little education changes the equation.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today's most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Super app Grab is the food delivery leader in Southeast Asia, generating $5.9 billion in gross merchandise value from those sales in 2020.

Averaging time spent across the adult population allows us to compare media usage trends (including across different media activities), while estimating time spent among users shows how engagement with various media changes over time. With this dual approach, the numbers in our forecasts can—and do—vary depending on which estimates we highlight.

Advertisers have a lot of information to bring together to understand how to gain more market share for their business. Mike Menkes, senior vice president at measurement firm Analytic Partners, joins eMarketer principal analyst at Insider Intelligence Nicole Perrin to discuss what might happen if competitors increase spending while you hold your budget steady, how creative can boost video ad effectiveness, and how ads for one product often have a "halo" that extends to other products, as well.