Technology continues to be a critical force for change in the world. Technology breakthroughs give enterprises more possibilities to lift their productivity and invent offerings. And while it remains difficult to forecast how technology trends will play out, business leaders can plan ahead better by watching the development of new technologies, anticipating how companies could utilize them, and understanding the factors that impact innovation and adoption.
To that end, we have worked with our IT experts to identify and interpret 12 of the most significant technology trends unfolding today.
Listed Below Are the Top New Technology Trends for 2023-2024.
1. Keeping distributed teams connected. Optimization.
Nowadays, keeping distributed teams connected demands new ways to collaborate.
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2. Bridging the Digital and Physical World
We’re already seeing an emerging bridge between the digital and physical worlds, and this trend will continue in 2023. There are two components of this merger: digital twin technology and 3D printing.
Digital twins are virtual simulations of real-world processes, operations, or products that can be used to test new ideas in a safe digital environment. Designers and engineers are using digital twins to recreate physical objects inside virtual worlds, so they can test under every conceivable condition without the high costs of real-life experiments. In 2023, we’ll see even more digital twins, from factories to machinery to cars to precision healthcare.
After testing in the virtual world, engineers can tweak and edit components, then create them in the real world using 3D printing technology.
For example, Formula 1 teams currently collect data transmitted from sensors during races, as well as race track temperatures and weather conditions, to see how cars change during races. Then they stream the data from the sensors to digital twins of the engines and car components and run scenarios to make design changes on the fly. The teams then 3D print car parts based on the results of their testing.
3. Accelerated digital technology transformation
Industries are exposed to changes resulting from technological innovation and the diffusion of new technology-enabled business practices. Scaling agile is a complex, multidimensional topic. It involves changing people’s (skills and mindset), practices (rituals and habits), and their tools. Most organizations struggle to scale agile due to a multitude of factors, but the most common one we see is general confusion of how to utilize the tools and methods to best fit their current business model and scale with them into the future.
If you’re looking to plan, deliver and track progress across your teams at scale – utilizing agile methodologies can be a good starting point.
In order to maintain a high level of innovation, the agile methodology can deliver customer solutions faster and with more predictability.
4.Surge in automation spending
In 2023, industry experts expect a sharp rise in automation spending as businesses will aim to do more with less.
“Everybody wants to automate the work they do, meanwhile we are in an economic situation where businesses must priorities cost efficiency. Automation is about creating ways of working that can save time while continuing to drive efficient growth and simply doing more with less,” said Brent Hayward, chief executive of California-based software company Mule-soft.
5.Cloud native platform – New ways of developing products
As most public and private organizations have migrated legacy information systems to the cloud using the 6R model (re host, re platform, repurchase, re architecture, retire and retain), development teams are now adopting cloud frameworks and platforms to develop new applications. This new approach to developing products is driven by traditional cloud promises such as accelerated product development cycles, scalable managed services, innovative cloud features (server-less, machine learning, advanced analytics), and evergreen, resilient and hyper-automated technologies. This revolution in developing new apps raises challenges regarding change, vendor and cost management and strongly impacts how IT organizations manage talents and culture.
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