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Deloitte’s 15th annual Tech Trends report helps business and technology leaders separate signal from noise and embrace technology’s evolution as a tool to revolutionize business. Deloitte highlights six key trends emerging in the age of "generative machines," where technology is evolving beyond brute force to empower human creativity and business innovation.
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When budgets tighten, one key to making the case for continued tech investment could be to capture more than traditional financial, productivity, and customer metrics. Learn how to make a strong case for your tech investments in our latest article. #digitaltransformation #DeloitteInsights
The 15th annual Tech Trends report is here, and the series continues with the final trend “Core workout: From technical debt to technical wellness”. Technical debt, the cost of not modernizing systems has been used by companies to understand which systems need to be modernized. In this article we discuss how a holistic approach to the modernization of the tech stack might be more beneficial than a siloed approach, how companies should treat their IT like their health, assessing the whole and focus on the decision best for their long-term wellness. Lastly, we discuss what would happen if technology could become adaptive and resilient, able to “heal” its own outdated code or system without limited intervention?
The 15th annual Tech Trends report is here, and the series continues with the final trend “Core workout: From technical debt to technical wellness”. Technical debt, the cost of not modernizing systems has been used by companies to understand which systems need to be modernized. In this article we discuss how a holistic approach to the modernization of the tech stack might be more beneficial than a siloed approach, how companies should treat their IT like their health, assessing the whole and focus on the decision best for their long-term wellness. Lastly, we discuss what would happen if technology could become adaptive and resilient, able to “heal” its own outdated code or system without limited intervention?
The 15th annual Tech Trends report is here, and the series continues with the final trend “Core workout: From technical debt to technical wellness”. Technical debt, the cost of not modernizing systems has been used by companies to understand which systems need to be modernized. In this article we discuss how a holistic approach to the modernization of the tech stack might be more beneficial than a siloed approach, how companies should treat their IT like their health, assessing the whole and focus on the decision best for their long-term wellness. Lastly, we discuss what would happen if technology could become adaptive and resilient, able to “heal” its own outdated code or system without limited intervention?
The 15th annual Tech Trends report is here, and the series continues with the final trend “Core workout: From technical debt to technical wellness”. Technical debt, the cost of not modernizing systems has been used by companies to understand which systems need to be modernized. In this article we discuss how a holistic approach to the modernization of the tech stack might be more beneficial than a siloed approach, how companies should treat their IT like their health, assessing the whole and focus on the decision best for their long-term wellness. Lastly, we discuss what would happen if technology could become adaptive and resilient, able to “heal” its own outdated code or system without limited intervention?
The 15th annual Tech Trends report is here, and the series continues with the final trend “Core workout: From technical debt to technical wellness”. Technical debt, the cost of not modernizing systems has been used by companies to understand which systems need to be modernized. In this article we discuss how a holistic approach to the modernization of the tech stack might be more beneficial than a siloed approach, how companies should treat their IT like their health, assessing the whole and focus on the decision best for their long-term wellness. Lastly, we discuss what would happen if technology could become adaptive and resilient, able to “heal” its own outdated code or system without limited intervention?
