New EIGHT Latest IT Technology in 2019
1. Digital transformation, finally picking winners and losers
Forrester predicted that this year's digital transformation companies will adopt a more "practical" path. In other words, it means that it is hard to find a company that rushes to believe in the promise of "The digital revolution can make business better and win the competition". Projects that overturn the company as a whole will shrink, and more places will try to digitize from a business function. "In 2019, there will be more digital transformation attempts to mitigate risks while testing only where it is needed."
Even so, Forrester says, not everyone will be successful in digital transformation. "A quarter of companies will completely stop the ongoing digital transformation project, which will reduce market share. On the other hand, about 15% of companies will be able to successfully break the bridge of digital transformation, introduce a successful development and deployment model, and launch personalized services. "
Another analyst, IDC, also announced the outlook. The IT department will have a lot of influence on the success and failure of the company. "By 2022, 75% of the digital strategies that capture the" success "report will be created and implemented in the IT function area. The infrastructure, application and data architecture of this organization will be modernized and rationalized. "
2. There will be damage due to cyber attacks. Will not
What about digital attacks that have seen steady growth over the last few years? Many believe this trend will continue into 2019. Forrester also predicted that "cyber attackers in 2019 will be more damaging to businesses and individuals than any other year." "That's why more organizations will start to apply a security strategy called Zero Trust, and at least one brand will see a 25 percent drop in value," he added.
Gartner thinks cyber threats will continue to increase. However, it is a somewhat different opinion on the 'influence'. "Cyber attacks will not have a big impact on brand image. Any scandal or security incidents that occur in social media by at least 2021 will not really change consumer behavior significantly. "
Why does Gartner think so? "Consumers have already heard too much cyber attack news. So I do not think you'll be alarmed by one or two more news. Even if there was an accident, I would automatically assume that the value of using the service is higher. "
3. Things found on the Internet, here and there
It's been at least three to four years before stories about things and the Internet have come to the door. However, it was not long before I actually encountered such devices in my life, and I think many people have not yet seen the reality of the Internet. Certainly, the rate at which the entity appears is slower than the rate at which the term spreads. But that seems to be only until this year.
The Internet devices have begun to appear in earnest in an environment where production and work are actually taking place.
Forrester predicts that "in 2019, 85 percent of companies will plan to implement or implement IOT." Of course, this will happen in production and office environments, so it will not be directly visible to consumers. Therefore, industrial equipment, not consumer equipment, will be popular for the time being. "There will be a rise in demand for sensors and more efficient equipment. I think that the internet of things will be used especially in production, medical, wholesale and utility industries.
4. Talent is still hard to find
It can be good news for job seekers. The IT sector will continue to be hungry next year. According to Deloitte, 30 percent of IT leaders said that "people are a very big problem." Those who said that the labor shortage was "too big a problem" was 23%, and 7% said it was "a disaster."
IDC also led to similar conclusions from the survey. "By 2022, we will not be able to secure enough manpower to fill 30% of the demand associated with new technologies. Therefore, technical education, human resource expansion, and the presence of such talent will be a measure of the success or failure of a company's IT strategy. "
Many analysts and consulting firms advise that "it will be more efficient to focus on building internal resources." "Even if we cut down a little on business hours, it is wise to work on education for the future. The recruitment of outsiders is likely to be a capital battle, not a lot of big companies are going to win. So it would be a better choice to raise the capacity of the people you have now. Anyway, when digital transformation is achieved, existing employees have to adapt to the new environment. "
5. Welcome the robot, no!
There are predictions that robots going to work environments will increase considerably, similar to things Internet. Of course, it is not a robot that people ride or a robot that makes cars in factories. It is a bot solution with automation and artificial intelligence technology.
Forrester predicts that robotic process automation (RPA) and artificial intelligence will join forces to create a 'digital staff' in over 40% of companies in 2019. Of course, these employees will not have a physical body. "Software automation technology will be widely deployed, and 25% of corporate leaders will rely on this software power as a way to address grievances. In that context, about 7% of jobs will be replaced by bots next year, and they will either disappear or actually disappear. "
6. AI undergoes growing pains
Artificial intelligence is also a concept that continues to be a hot topic for many years. However, few places have made great progress yet. It is not so easy to implement this technology. This issue is likely to continue this year. According to the survey, "There are 57% of companies using applications that integrate AI, and 37% expect to use those apps within two years," Deloitte said. However, 18% said that they stopped artificial intelligence projects and 22% said they would not even start. Most of them were asked about security problems.
IDC said governance is the biggest obstacle to the proliferation of artificial intelligence. "By 2022, 65 percent of companies will give CIOs the task of modernizing their governance policies," he said. "This will seek to balance the benefits of artificial intelligence, machine learning, data privacy and ethics" Predicted.
Gartner pointed out another problem. "Over the last five years, the popularity of artificial intelligence has remained very high. So many companies have tried various things and various projects have started. However, there are many people who feel desperate about artificial intelligence. There is a growing awareness that the many prospects for artificial intelligence are bubbling. Between expectations and disappointment, artificial intelligence is likely to lose sight. "
The lack of AI experts is also a problem. "By 2020, 80 percent of artificial intelligence-related projects will be at" alchemy "levels, Gartner predicts. It means that people will not be able to modernize fast enough even though the people who participated in them will not even be able to do so fast.
7. Increase in non-specialist data scientists
The lack of human resources in the business is expected to lead to the birth of a tool that can be used by ordinary people. We should follow the phenomenon, but because we can not solve it with the expertise of the person, we aim to attract 'non-experts' to the front of the competition. So Gartner sees "non-expert data scientists fivefold by 2020". He also added that 40 percent of the data scientist's work over the next two years will be automated. This phenomenon is likely to stimulate the growth of non-specialist data scientists.
In the last few years, the data scientist's ransom has been on the rise, and experts in this area have been on the rise. "There will continue to be solutions that will allow us to solve data science and analysis, Gartner predicts.
8. Cloud accelerates innovation
The age of transitioning to the cloud has finally come to an end. Most companies are using the cloud in some form. By 2019, however, there will be some changes in the utilization of the cloud.
"When the migration to the cloud was discussed for the first time, costs, operating costs, and convenience were the hot topics," explains the researcher Everest Group. "That means the cloud has been reviewed for efficiency. But now things are a little different. The potential of the cloud has begun to attract the attention of companies. That's what promotes innovation. Confidence in digital transformation comes from this. It's time for the cloud to be reviewed for true "digital".
Forrester predicted that this year's digital transformation companies will adopt a more "practical" path. In other words, it means that it is hard to find a company that rushes to believe in the promise of "The digital revolution can make business better and win the competition". Projects that overturn the company as a whole will shrink, and more places will try to digitize from a business function. "In 2019, there will be more digital transformation attempts to mitigate risks while testing only where it is needed."
Even so, Forrester says, not everyone will be successful in digital transformation. "A quarter of companies will completely stop the ongoing digital transformation project, which will reduce market share. On the other hand, about 15% of companies will be able to successfully break the bridge of digital transformation, introduce a successful development and deployment model, and launch personalized services. "
Another analyst, IDC, also announced the outlook. The IT department will have a lot of influence on the success and failure of the company. "By 2022, 75% of the digital strategies that capture the" success "report will be created and implemented in the IT function area. The infrastructure, application and data architecture of this organization will be modernized and rationalized. "
2. There will be damage due to cyber attacks. Will not
What about digital attacks that have seen steady growth over the last few years? Many believe this trend will continue into 2019. Forrester also predicted that "cyber attackers in 2019 will be more damaging to businesses and individuals than any other year." "That's why more organizations will start to apply a security strategy called Zero Trust, and at least one brand will see a 25 percent drop in value," he added.
Gartner thinks cyber threats will continue to increase. However, it is a somewhat different opinion on the 'influence'. "Cyber attacks will not have a big impact on brand image. Any scandal or security incidents that occur in social media by at least 2021 will not really change consumer behavior significantly. "
Why does Gartner think so? "Consumers have already heard too much cyber attack news. So I do not think you'll be alarmed by one or two more news. Even if there was an accident, I would automatically assume that the value of using the service is higher. "
3. Things found on the Internet, here and there
It's been at least three to four years before stories about things and the Internet have come to the door. However, it was not long before I actually encountered such devices in my life, and I think many people have not yet seen the reality of the Internet. Certainly, the rate at which the entity appears is slower than the rate at which the term spreads. But that seems to be only until this year.
The Internet devices have begun to appear in earnest in an environment where production and work are actually taking place.
Forrester predicts that "in 2019, 85 percent of companies will plan to implement or implement IOT." Of course, this will happen in production and office environments, so it will not be directly visible to consumers. Therefore, industrial equipment, not consumer equipment, will be popular for the time being. "There will be a rise in demand for sensors and more efficient equipment. I think that the internet of things will be used especially in production, medical, wholesale and utility industries.
4. Talent is still hard to find
It can be good news for job seekers. The IT sector will continue to be hungry next year. According to Deloitte, 30 percent of IT leaders said that "people are a very big problem." Those who said that the labor shortage was "too big a problem" was 23%, and 7% said it was "a disaster."
IDC also led to similar conclusions from the survey. "By 2022, we will not be able to secure enough manpower to fill 30% of the demand associated with new technologies. Therefore, technical education, human resource expansion, and the presence of such talent will be a measure of the success or failure of a company's IT strategy. "
Many analysts and consulting firms advise that "it will be more efficient to focus on building internal resources." "Even if we cut down a little on business hours, it is wise to work on education for the future. The recruitment of outsiders is likely to be a capital battle, not a lot of big companies are going to win. So it would be a better choice to raise the capacity of the people you have now. Anyway, when digital transformation is achieved, existing employees have to adapt to the new environment. "
5. Welcome the robot, no!
There are predictions that robots going to work environments will increase considerably, similar to things Internet. Of course, it is not a robot that people ride or a robot that makes cars in factories. It is a bot solution with automation and artificial intelligence technology.
Forrester predicts that robotic process automation (RPA) and artificial intelligence will join forces to create a 'digital staff' in over 40% of companies in 2019. Of course, these employees will not have a physical body. "Software automation technology will be widely deployed, and 25% of corporate leaders will rely on this software power as a way to address grievances. In that context, about 7% of jobs will be replaced by bots next year, and they will either disappear or actually disappear. "
6. AI undergoes growing pains
Artificial intelligence is also a concept that continues to be a hot topic for many years. However, few places have made great progress yet. It is not so easy to implement this technology. This issue is likely to continue this year. According to the survey, "There are 57% of companies using applications that integrate AI, and 37% expect to use those apps within two years," Deloitte said. However, 18% said that they stopped artificial intelligence projects and 22% said they would not even start. Most of them were asked about security problems.
IDC said governance is the biggest obstacle to the proliferation of artificial intelligence. "By 2022, 65 percent of companies will give CIOs the task of modernizing their governance policies," he said. "This will seek to balance the benefits of artificial intelligence, machine learning, data privacy and ethics" Predicted.
Gartner pointed out another problem. "Over the last five years, the popularity of artificial intelligence has remained very high. So many companies have tried various things and various projects have started. However, there are many people who feel desperate about artificial intelligence. There is a growing awareness that the many prospects for artificial intelligence are bubbling. Between expectations and disappointment, artificial intelligence is likely to lose sight. "
The lack of AI experts is also a problem. "By 2020, 80 percent of artificial intelligence-related projects will be at" alchemy "levels, Gartner predicts. It means that people will not be able to modernize fast enough even though the people who participated in them will not even be able to do so fast.
7. Increase in non-specialist data scientists
The lack of human resources in the business is expected to lead to the birth of a tool that can be used by ordinary people. We should follow the phenomenon, but because we can not solve it with the expertise of the person, we aim to attract 'non-experts' to the front of the competition. So Gartner sees "non-expert data scientists fivefold by 2020". He also added that 40 percent of the data scientist's work over the next two years will be automated. This phenomenon is likely to stimulate the growth of non-specialist data scientists.
In the last few years, the data scientist's ransom has been on the rise, and experts in this area have been on the rise. "There will continue to be solutions that will allow us to solve data science and analysis, Gartner predicts.
8. Cloud accelerates innovation
The age of transitioning to the cloud has finally come to an end. Most companies are using the cloud in some form. By 2019, however, there will be some changes in the utilization of the cloud.
"When the migration to the cloud was discussed for the first time, costs, operating costs, and convenience were the hot topics," explains the researcher Everest Group. "That means the cloud has been reviewed for efficiency. But now things are a little different. The potential of the cloud has begun to attract the attention of companies. That's what promotes innovation. Confidence in digital transformation comes from this. It's time for the cloud to be reviewed for true "digital".
New EIGHT Latest IT Technology in 2019
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June 22, 2019
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June 22, 2019
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