Three Tech Trends That Everyone Will Recognize By The End Of 2020

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The business of tech often involves imagining the future, anticipating the needs of customers, seeing larger trends that will shape those needs and figuring out how to get a solution to market in time to meet demand. The forecasting work involved in running a business is usually kept behind the curtain, and the only time the wider public sees us make a bet on the future is with a new product launch or a noticeable change in direction. Because the code is free, developers can try it out in their own use cases without having to go through the long process of product evaluation and acquisition that’s typical for most big enterprise tech purchases. These preferences have been a driving force in the enterprise movement to deploy more open source technology, and I believe we will continue to see developers, rather than CIOs and other executives, play a larger role in tech purchase decisions in 2020. Connected cars and IoT devices are producing enormous volumes of time-stamped data, and companies will need a way to collect, process and make sense of that information.

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