The Evolving Digital Daily Edition

Consumers Now Want Digital in Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, Study Finds Nearly half of U.S. consumers increased the number of digital activities that represent their day to day by 16% when compared to February 2022, a new study of 4,058 U.S. consumers embracing a connected world and connected economy finds. Read PYMNTS’ latest ConnectedEconomy™ report to learn more.
Inside the March Report
  • 11: Number of different types of online transactions consumers make per month
  • 14%: Share of consumers performing digital banking transactions every day
  • 86M: Number of consumers using voice assistants each month

The ConnectedEconomy™ Report

The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: Digitally Divided — Work, Health and the Income Gap
The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: Meet The Zillennials
33,000 Consumers On Digital’s Role In Their Everyday Lives
The Gender Divide
The Who's Who Of The Digital Social Scene
The Employment Effect
The Work-From-Anywhere Summer
Paycheck-To-Paycheck Consumers Digitally Disengage
The Rise Of The Smart Home
The Connected Economy™: The Trend Toward Digital Healthcare
The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: The Brick-And-Mortar Economy Goes Digital
3 Ways Consumers Are Dealing With Inflation
Mapping Digital Behavior Across U.S. Regions
Working In The "Whenever, Wherever" Office
The ConnectedEconomy 100 Index: A New Equity Index Of 100 Publicly Traded Companies For Tracking The Digital Transformation
Consumers Rush Online To Shop And Stay Well
Who Wants To Live In A Digital Connected Economy — And Why?
How Consumers Live In The ConnectedEconomy