Game-Changing 2023 Trends that Can Transform Tech Space

Typically, when you Google “tech trends”, you find hundreds of concepts in inception. Fortunately, an extensive 2023 Gartner Research highlights essential tech trends that will pave the way for businesses to optimize operations and drive consistent growth.

Now, to understand these rising technologies – let’s break down the tech trends in Gartner Research:

DIS or Digital Immune System

With automation and applied observation, you might witness the emergence of a digital immune system to curb security risks and mitigate operational issues.

AI TRiSM

While AI is not a new phenomenon – the recent developments around Trust, Risk & Security Management can revolutionize AI. For instance, applied observability utilizes AI to analyze and recommend insights to hit more organizational efficiency based on compiled data.

Industry Cloud Platforms

2023 will follow the lead of 2022 and remain a vital element of digital transformation for companies. Expect more adoption of industry-scale cloud platforms with customized and integrated features.

Broad Wireless-Driven Applications

Wireless technology is still in its infancy, but there is a chance wireless endpoints can scale up how you locate, e-charge, and track devices,

Superapps

In a digital ecosystem using a single application – superapps can act like platforms, allowing third parties to develop and roll out their own mini-apps. Superapps may also usher in a new era of highly personalized mobile app experiences.

Metaverse

While the stock performance of Meta is underwhelming, Metaverse continues to be in the spotlight. A dream of a dedicated virtual reality is far from over. But digital technology to enhance and replicate activities is improving.

Within the metaverse, there are many exciting developments. And if the pilot versions don’t pan out – Gartner predicts that required technologies will take more time to develop.

2023 IDC Predictions 

The 2023 IDC predictions are fairly optimistic and propel businesses to invest in new technologies to navigate uncharted territories.

Businesses can no longer wait for technology to become mainstream. To transition business processes, companies should be ready to adopt tech products and solutions that can integrate and strengthen business units and optimize IT operations.

IDC predicts that over 60% of the global infrastructure network, data, and security will revolve around cloud-based platforms by 2025. IDC also predicts a significant gap in critical skills in the IT space that might dissuade over 50% of businesses from investing in automation solutions and cloud-based platforms.

2023 Forrester Predictions

Unlike Garner Research, 2023 Forrester Predictions are not so optimistic. Forrester's predictions highlight that growing monitoring tech solutions would get more complicated, metaverse experiments would fail, and tech companies would be subject to more scandals and compromise consumer trust.

Final Thoughts

In tech space, predictions are often made far too early. The truth is that tech trends usually come across as uncertain because there’s a higher risk than actual realization. The full extent of 2023 tech predictions focuses on automation, business processes, application development, and IT operations.

Tech enthusiasts are also excited about emergent categories and sub-categories within new and existing technologies. In retrospect, analyst-driven tech predictions can be overwhelming. The big picture of tech space shows more transformation and integration of existing technologies.

“Here at Frontier Technologies we stress to not get caught up in the glitz and shiny ball syndrome of new trends,” stated President and CEO Reshma Moorthy. “It’s important to do due diligence before buying into the latest and greatest and this is where we can help guide you,” she continued.  As we all know, technology is here to stay but it will continue to evolve as new products are created to combat the threats that exist. Send me your questions or let’s set up a call before you get caught up in whirlwind of products that may not be suitable for you and your business.”