Locationless Organizations – as the pandemic limits physical contact, the demand for remote activities, such as work, increases.
Distributed Cloud – Latency is among the most significant barriers to moving some workloads to the cloud.
Internet of behaviors – Among the technology trends in 2022 businesses should prepare for is the internet of behavior, a new branch of the internet of things.
Cybersecurity – Currently, more and more employees are accessing resources from remote locations using their devices.
Increase in Demand for Certifications – Now that remote work is mainstream, certifications have become more imperative.
Low code, a visual approach to software development, requires little to no coding in building applications and processes.
Artificial Intelligence – is now starting to see implementation on a larger scale.
Augmented Reality (AR) is another entry point to artificial experiences that individuals now have access to.
The global AR market size was estimated at USD 17.67 billion in 2020 and is seen to grow to USD 340.16 billion in 2028.
Blockchain – The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digital transformation drive in many areas, especially via blockchain or distributed ledger technology.
Businesses across all industries have shown a growing interest in adopting blockchaintechnology for enhancing their business processes.
Hyper-automation – organizations are transitioning from a process-based set of automation technologies to a more connected and holistic automation strategy.
Vendors develop integrated offerings that combine technologies like RPA, LCAP, and business process management into one complete packaged tool.
Archipelagic country- improves connectivity: there was the ultimate belief that ICT usage will make each country to become part of the global trend, Web 3.0.
Government and governance- there was the belief that ICTs help to monitor crime in society
Education- among university academics, ICTs help them reach out to colleagues in other parts of the world and keep them up to date with developments in their disciplines
Economy- there was a firm belief in ICT ability to increase the ease and speed of social communication and at the same time obviate the problem of transportation and can solve socio-economic problems
Employment- instantaneous availability of data for possible career opportunities through ICTs
Industries- ICTs were generally seen as the basic tool for survival in the next century.
Smallbusiness- ICTs were seen to enhance efficiency in the workplace.