Understanding the influence of these technology changes on businesses and the folks who work in them may be critical to avoiding the worst effects of the resultant upheaval.
In this post, we'll look at the top five technologies capturing the attention and funds of investors and technologists. They are also the most likely to be visible in the changing face of the modern workplace.
So here are the top five technological trends that will shape the following decades.
As next-generation process automation and virtualisation become more common, about half of all existing work tasks could be automated during the next few decades.
According to industry experts, "by 2025, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) will be connected to more than 50 billion devices." In addition, robots, automation, 3D printing, and other technologies will generate 79.4 zettabytes of data every year.
Faster digital connections, made possible by 5G and the Internet of Things, have the potential to boost economic growth. According to the World Economic Forum, faster connections in "transportation, healthcare, industry, and retail" could improve global GDP by $1.2 trillion to $2 trillion by 2030. As a result, 5G and IoT will be two of the most carefully watched technological trends during the next decade.
By 2022, 70% of enterprises will be utilising hybrid-cloud or multi-cloud platforms as part of their distributed IT infrastructure. The cloud will manage data and processing, but devices will have faster access to it.
To begin, consider the hybrid cloud, blockchain, decentralised VRs, etc. Then, you can study (particularly) next-generation cloud computing employing distributed infrastructure on interactive platforms like the Cloud DevJam, powered by Google Cloud.
Artificial intelligence was one of the most significant technology advances in 2021. (AI). AI augmentation in real-time is still in its infancy. As technology progresses, it will be used to create more technological tools, such as teaching machines to recognise patterns and then act on what they have discovered. AI-generated speech will account for more than half of all human-computer interactions by 2024.
The metaverse is a projected Internet iteration in which users would be able to access persistent online 3-D virtual environments using standard personal computers and virtual and augmented reality headsets.
Metaverses have already been employed in video games such as Second Life, PUBGM, GTA, and others, albeit limitedly.