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COMPANY NEWS: Thoughtworks, a global technology consultancy integrating strategy, design and engineering to drive digital innovation, today released the fifth edition of Looking Glass, a report designed to help companies navigate industry shifts and identify new opportunities for growth. The report features five chapters, which the company calls ‘lenses’; each one is designed to help readers better analyse today’s most important technology trends.

COMPANY NEWS: Manhattan Associates Inc. (NASDAQ: MANH) predicts four key technology trends that will impact the Australian retail market in 2024.

GUEST OPINION: While 2020 and 2021 were marked by COVID-19, 2022 is set to be a year of recovery with organisations settling into new ways of working.

GUEST OPINION by Brad Drysdale, APAC Field Chief Technology Officer at Kong:  Pandemic restrictions may have hampered economic growth throughout 2021, but they’ve done nothing to slow progress when it comes to business technology.

Predicting technology trends is a challenging task—even more so coming out of a year where the world flipped in unforeseen ways. In 2020, circumstances accelerated years’ worth of digital transformation in mere months, bringing a profound and sustained impact to how we live and work. COVID-19 has expedited digital adoption in every business across every industry. It has also highlighted the critical role digital infrastructure and technology play in enabling business success. So, what can we anticipate in the coming year and beyond?

GUEST OPINION by Pieter DeGunst, Managing Director, Tecala: After the past 12 months of disruption and economic uncertainty, the business world is looking forward with relish to sustained growth conditions in 2021.

It's nearly 2019, and Gartner lined up its top strategic tech trends for 2019 at its Symposium conference in Orlando last week which you can see and read below.

Cyber security, real-time analytics, containers and microservices, digital team collaboration and a digital twin are the trends, so how does Telstra chief technology officer Håkan Eriksson explain how businesses of all sizes will feel the effects of these technologies?

Artifiical Intelligence heads the list of the world’s top 10 strategic technology trends for 2018, with analyst firm Gartner predicting that creating systems that learn, adapt and potentially act autonomously will be a major battleground for technology vendors until at least 2020.

The unique convergence of five emerging technology forces - analytics, mobility, social, cloud and cyber security will enable businesses to lift their performance significantly in 2012 and ultimately create a 'post-digital' era, according to Deloitte.