What’s in store this 2023? There are just way too many technologies out there. And against the backdrop of evolving market conditions, including the uncertainties of the Russia-Ukraine war, the potential next wave of the COVID pandemic, and inflation, 2023 is going to be a challenging year at best.
Simplilearn posted their Top 10 Technologies to Learn in 2023, and while I think there is nothing new in any of their list, I thought it would be an edutaining 10 minutes to recap what these 10 technologies are.
Full disclosure, six of these technologies – edge computing, blockchain, cybersecurity (digital trust), robotics and automation, IoT, AI and AIaaS – have been around for a few years now in various stages of development.
According to Gartner, quantum computing is still about 10 years until it reaches the Plateau of Productivity.
Gartner distinguished VP analyst, Avivah Litan says Web3 innovations will take the internet into new realms. But it's going to take until 2030 before it can overtake Web 2.0 – which today (Web 2.0) offers the advantages of scale, customer service and customer protection.
It’s been a year since Deloitte Insights posited that Wi-Fi 6 and 5G are partners, complementing each other in the evolution of the connected enterprise. FutureCIO will be covering private networks in greater detail in the coming year.
I am not a fan of extended reality, and by inference augmented and virtual reality technologies, principally because of the limited applications in the enterprise outside of perhaps gaming and entertainment.
Do enjoy the Simplilearn video and let us know where you think we should be focusing our editorial resources in 2023.
