13 Jun Top 4 Tech Trend Predictions for 2023
Over the last few decades, technology has been a driving force in business transformation and doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. As part of the Trend Predictions for 2023, the fact that direct digital transformation investments are projected to total $7 trillion between 2020 and 2023 demonstrates this. If you want your firm to succeed, you must have the appropriate technologies to help you keep up with the changing business world.
In the present scenario, your technology must enable you to overcome three recent pandemic-induced issues:
• Supply chain disruptions
In 2022, supply chain interruptions cost businesses throughout the world an average of $184 million.
• The great resignation
In November 2021, 4.5 million people resigned from their jobs in the United States alone, setting a new record.
• A rise in ransomware attacks
Ransomware affected 34% of businesses in the first semester of 2022. And, 41% of companies think they will be more likely to suffer from a ransomware attack than in 2022
Please include attribution to ransomware.org with this graphic.
Source: Ransomware Survey
Please include attribution to ransomware.org with this graphic.
Source: Ransomware Survey
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Businesses must keep up with the demands of the evolving technology landscape if they wish to achieve their goals and remain competitive despite the changes brought about by the pandemic.
Track the latest technological trends to know if you are moving in the right direction. Having a managed service provider (MSP) on your side allows your business to stay up to date without you having to do much heavy lifting.
Top 4 tech trend predictions for 2023
1. Third-party risks will increase
In 2023, third parties will be involved in 60% of security incidents. This means that firms that fail to invest in the risk management trifecta of people, processes, and technology may face cyberattacks.
Proactive businesses will include risk assessment, supply chain mapping, real-time risk intelligence, and business continuity management in their IT stack (rather than a single application like Excel).
2. One-third of companies will fail at implementing “work from anywhere”
To successfully and securely empower remote workers, organizations need to deliver:
• A precisely designed digital workplace that allows for seamless working from anywhere
• A leadership team capable of leading a virtual team
• An organization with high levels of digital literacy across all departments
• A thorough mastery of work-from-anywhere concepts
However, a third of the companies still lag in these areas.
3. Cloud-native takes center stage in enterprise cloud
Cloud customers will change their business strategy to be completely cloud-native rather than using the cloud for only a portion of their portfolio.
Also, cloud-native adoption is predicted to reach 50% of enterprise organizations by 2022, spanning all major technology domains such as big data, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things.
4. Tech execs leap from digital to human-centered technology transformations
In 2023, technology executives will concentrate on fixing long-term problems. The best will embrace a customer-centric approach to technology, allowing their organization to quickly reconfigure business structures and capabilities to meet future customer and employee needs with adaptability, innovation, and resilience.
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