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Digital transformation: Small businesses face obstacles, opportunities in using digital accounting software

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Small Business Majority
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Tuesday, November 7, 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic completely altered consumer behavior and how entrepreneurs operate their businesses in order to successfully reach customers. In our latest survey on small business digital transformation in the wake of the pandemic, we explored various opportunities, challenges and concerns surrounding how they use digital accounting software and digital point of sale systems to manage their business’ finances. 

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Alexis D'Amato Falvey

As Senior Director of Federal Government Affairs, Alexis leads Small Business Majority's federal government affairs work, driving the organization's federal legislative strategy, shaping its federal policy priorities and advocacy campaigns. Through her role, Alexis directs the organization's relationships on Capitol Hill, with federal agencies, and the White House, bringing the voices of small business owners and Main Street communities to the center of federal policymaking.

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