The high-tech sector is led by manufacturers and distributors that make and sell computers, computer components, office machines, consumer electronics, telecommunications products, and machinery among other things. To overcome years of pandemic-induced uncertainty and disruption, high-tech companies are doubling down on their technology plans, reskilling their workforces, optimizing remote work capabilities, and ensuring that their processes are transparent, resilient, and reliable. Today, increasing numbers of those high-tech enterprises are incorporating technology — including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and the internet of things (IoT) — to drive innovations and solutions that were almost unimaginable in the not-to-distant past. Yet despite their best intentions, many of these companies are letting their aging, on-premises systems interfere with those plans. Whether using legacy systems, homegrown solutions, Excel spreadsheets, or a combination of all three, high-tech organizations that have put off moving to the cloud are paying the price for their hesitancy.
In the years ahead, high-tech companies and products are likely to play an increasingly significant role in society, the economy, and the lives of individuals worldwide. To help understand what the future may hold, this eBook looks at some developments that are shaping the high-tech industry as we know it today.
Fill in to Download!
* fields are mandatory