A well-run business should have a strategy that encompasses all of the latest technology trends. It may be that you've decided that a particular trend doesn't impact you or that it's too far in the future, but you should revisit these assumptions often.
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Sundial
SpatialGB's Sundial provides a template for Sunrise (see below) that shows where each technology trend could (or should) sit within an organisation. This represents where each technology is with regards to general maturity and adoption. Not everyone will agree with the positioning of each technology, but that's ok.
Sunrise
Every business will look different, but we use the Sunrise chart to help set the scene for how each trend sits within your business. Some technologies, such as Cloud (or earlier trends like Web) might be fully adopted within your business, whilst others (like AI) could be in the process of being adopted right now. Others (such as Quantum) might be so far on the horizon that you're simply "watching and waiting".
Edge Computing
Edge computing is decentralising data processing and analysis, enabling real-time insights and reducing latency for applications in IoT, autonomous systems, and remote environments.
Cloud
Cloud computing has revolutionised the way businesses and individuals store, manage, and access data and applications.
5G and the Internet of Things (IoT)
The rollout of 5G networks is unlocking faster and more reliable connectivity, facilitating innovations in mobile technology, autonomous vehicles, and remote services.
Augmented & Virtual Reality
(Spatial Computing)
AR and VR technologies are transforming entertainment, education, and training, offering immersive experiences and enhancing productivity.
Cybersecurity and Privacy
With increasing digitalisation, cybersecurity and privacy concerns are paramount, driving demand for robust security solutions, encryption, and compliance frameworks.
Blockchain
Blockchain technology is revolutionising industries such as finance, supply chain, and healthcare, offering secure and transparent transactional systems.
Quantum Computing
Quantum computing holds the potential to solve complex problems at unprecedented speeds, revolutionising fields such as cryptography, drug discovery, and optimisation.
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