COVID-19 will undoubtedly leave lasting effects, one of them is the acceleration of digital use. Commercial activity shifted online at breakneck speed in many countries around the world as governments declared lockdowns. Will e-commerce continue to perform at an all-time high once the crisis is over? The answer is yes, partly, for McKinsey. "We expect changes in consumer preferences and business models to outlast the immediate crisis. This has begun to play out in China, where there has been a 55 percent increase in consumers intending to permanently shift to online grocery shopping, and an increase of three to six percentage points in overall e-commerce penetration in the aftermath of COVID-19."* Since the beginning of the month and especially on May 11th, measures to end the lockdown have been gradually increasing in Europe and around the world. This is an opportunity to observe the evolution of digital activity, and to get a first glimpse of post-crisis trends.