'Deloitte’s 14th annual Tech Trends report'. Six trends, each written in Now / New / Next sections. Executive summary: the report notes what's happening now, highlights 'new technologies and approaches that stand to become the norm within 18 to 24 months, and project[s] where the trends could be headed next during the coming decade.' horizon carries that edition-level statement unless the chapter states its own. Quotes are the chapter strap-lines unless noted. Prologue and epilogue are not trends. Published month not stated in the PDF.
Technologies such as augmented and virtual reality are transforming the metaverse from specialized tech to enterprise tool—potentially paving the way to new business models.
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While the value of artificial intelligence is now undoubtable, the question has become how to best use it—and that often boils down to how much workers and end users trust AI tools.
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To simplify multicloud management, enterprises are beginning to turn to a layer of abstraction and automation that offers a single pane of control.
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Over the next 18–24 months, technology leaders can reimagine the workforce and workplace to focus on the skills (both human and technical)
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In an environment of ever-increasing mistrust, blockchain and Web3 could power “trustless” systems that decentralize data to rebuild trust.
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Instead of completely replacing mainframe systems, businesses have begun looking for ways to extend the functionality of mainframe systems by linking them to emerging technologies.
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