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Factors due to changing business landscape

What are the various factors which occurred due to the changing business landscape?

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The various factors which occurred due to the changing business landscape are as follows:

a) Growth of the service sector.

b) Emergence of new industries.

c) Growth of e-commerce.

d) Automated manufacturing.

e) Lean manufacturing.

f) Bigger product innovation.

g) Quick response times.

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