The Covid-19 outbreak has robbed consumers of their routine, forcing them to adapt new habits that are likely to continue for a long time. Since they are staying longer at home and making it their workspace too, their sleeping patterns have changed with more flexibility.

In the pre-pandemic time, the Mattress retail industry has been adopting a Hybrid approach of online shopping and offline experience. Even the digital natives which started off as e-commerce mattress stores began foraying offline for delivering better customer experience.

Spending has been hurt but home replenishment and comfort have taken precedence over other areas. This is also a good time for many innovations – specially on the component and manufacturing side – to take deep roots in the average mattress.

Due to the pandemic COVID-19 the new era of Work-from-home culture has begun. We are trying to analyse the pros and cons, the impact of this new necessity-built culture. Also take a look at the productivity of a person due to this lifestyle.

Beds, especially hospital beds, have been a critical topic of discussion in India in this COVID crisis. Various state governments across the length and breadth of India are struggling to increase the number of beds.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has truly disrupted our lives like nothing else ever did in the past many decades. As the scourge of virus that emanated in China and spread over the world refuses to abate, countries have had to evaluate their position in relation to the epidemic.

As the world waits with bated breath for a vaccine, some of us may have been tempted at some point to search about the evolution of the very idea of a vaccine. Interestingly, most vaccines are nothing but some doses of the bacteria or virus itself.

When Apple CEO Tim Cook said that he appreciated how much work was being done by the global work-force from their homes, he articulated a much-accepted sentiment among business leaders pointing to Work From Home would be here to stay.