From the Paper Era to the Digital World – How Human Relationships Are Changing in Georgia
Key Takeaway Georgia is already living in all three eras of communication at once: families still preserve letters and photo albums, everyday relationships flow through social platforms and video calls,
Georgia’s Bank Loan Portfolio Reached GEL 75.43 Billion — What It Means for Businesses and Households
Key Takeaway By the end of June 2026, loans issued by Georgia’s banks, excluding interbank lending, reached GEL 75.43 billion. The portfolio increased by roughly GEL 1.3 billion in one
When Advertising Gets More Expensive — Why Customer Referrals May Become Georgia’s Most Valuable Growth Channel
Key Takeaway For Georgian businesses, acquiring customers is becoming more expensive while the quality of paid traffic is increasingly uneven. New international research suggests that referred customers may represent a
A Resume Is No Longer Enough: How Georgian Candidates Should Prove AI Skills in Hiring
A new stage is beginning in the labor market. A few years ago, candidates could write on their resumes that they knew Excel, PowerPoint, data analysis, social media, programming or
AI Is Changing the Invisible Work of the Office: What This Means for Georgia’s Labor Market
When people discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on work, attention often goes to programmers, creative professions, medicine, education or customer service. But one of the most important labor-market changes
Artificial Intelligence in E-commerce: Global Trends and Georgia
Artificial intelligence in e-commerce is moving from a background tool to an independent actor: it searches, compares, decides and buys on the shopper’s behalf. This analysis from BTUAI examines agentic
