15th annual edition. The edition URL serves the full PDF. Executive summary: the report highlights 'new technologies and approaches that stand to become the norm within 18 to 24 months. We also project where the trends could be headed during the coming decade.' Six trends; the introduction ('Generative AI: Force multiplier for human ambitions') is an essay, not a trend. Quotes are from the executive summary unless noted. published = PDF creation month (December 2023); Deloitte's launch date not checked.
Augmented and virtual reality for consumer applications have garnered a lot of attention, but these technologies are making their biggest impact in industrial settings.
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Regardless of whether it possesses intelligence in the philosophical sense, it does in a practical sense, creating the opportunity for huge productivity and efficiency gains in enterprise settings.
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Typical cloud services still provide more than enough functionality for most business-as-usual operations, but for the cutting-edge use cases that drive competitive advantage, a new need for specialized hardware is emerging.
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In the years to come, DevEx can lead to a future of integrated, intuitive tools that enable citizen developers across the business to drive tech value.
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However, leading organizations are responding through a mix of policies and technologies designed to identify harmful content and make their employees more aware of the risks.
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In the years to come, companies are likely to develop a highly customized and integrated wellness plan across the tech stack, including investments in self-healing technologies that reduce tomorrow’s modernization needs.
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