Preface: 'we’ve selected ten topics that have the potential to impact businesses over the next 18 to 24 months.' Ten trends in two categories, Disruptors (1-5) and Enablers (6-10). Each chapter also has a 'Flying Car Future' section that 'takes a provocative view into where the trend may be headed in Horizon 3 – and beyond'; those sections are not recorded as separate entries. Quotes are from the 'At a Glance' summaries. Read from the Wayback Machine copy of the Deloitte Global PDF. Issue #29 notes Envisioning also holds a copy of this edition. Published month not stated.
When CIOs harness the convergence of the five postdigital forces, they can change the conversation from systems to capabilities and from technical issues to business impact.
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The next wave of mobile may fundamentally reshape operations, businesses and marketplaces – delivering information and services to where decisions are made and transactions occur.
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Social reengineering can fundamentally transform how work gets done, but it isn’t just a “project.” It’s a strategy.
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Driven by consumer experience, intuitiveness and simplicity are moving from IT aspirations to enterprise mandates.
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While there’s no drop dead date for IPv6, the final IPv4 address blocks have already been allocated.
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By combining human insight and intuition with machine number-crunching and visualization, companies can answer questions they’ve never answered before.
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This trend has moved beyond hype and is already demonstrating business value.
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ERP is no stranger to reinvention, overhauling itself time and again to expand functionality. But the underlying engine has remained fairly constant. That’s now changing.
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You’ve either been breached – or you soon will be.
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Fragmented processes and systems can prevent IT from effectively delivering on the changing demands of the business.
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