As the cloud becomes more popular, companies need to make proactive changes. More people are connecting more devices every day and expecting access to be simple and fast. Furthermore, as more devices become connected to the cloud as the Internet of Things continues to evolve, the bandwidth of networks needs to keep up. Which changes should executives expect to the cloud?
The Org Chart Looks a Little Different
The days of top-down, suit-driven culture are moving to small, more agile teams and creating a structure where higher management doesn’t make every decision, but rather offers guidelines and bumpers so those closest to process can make the calls. Since artificial intelligence continues to get smarter, expect to see more processes moved to machine-learning platforms. These new “more human than human” AI can make efficient and informed decisions from a fourth dimension cube. With the new embrace of augmented and virtual reality, expect to see changes in working environments, a la Pokemon Go, that allow your digital office to include virtual co-workers and the ability to experience what the new bank kiosk interface you’ve designed would actually be like — without having to build one first.
New Normals
We’ve moved beyond the toddler years with the IoT. Not only are more devices going to emerge this year, better versions of our old and loved standards are coming, too. Exponential leaps in technology are moving us into a new style of interacting with the planet, but with the prominence that Sinosphere is obtaining, those will compound. The countries represented by Sinosphere (South Korea, Vietnam, China and Japan) are poised to overtake Silicon Valley as the world tech innovation leader because their emphasis on math and science elevate their workforce in the technology realms.
Big Changes for the Cloud
As adoption of the cloud requires a less persuasive fight, the technology innovators and those responsible for implementation are free to look for better and more responsive ways to utilize resources. Fog Computing, where important and repetitive systems are stored on a closer-to-use peer device and data is captured in cloud systems, will increase in use, making way for faster processes, better decisions and more control at the user level.
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