Looking to 2023, Spain will reach the €53.5 billion in business investment for the technology sector, which represents a growth of 3.4% regarding this year. These data revealed by the Gartner agency show that there is a drive towards IT implementationbecause all over the world the €4.6 millionthat is, a 5.1% more.
In this sense, atSystems commitment to improve the positioning of its customers, always in relation to IT trends in the market. The trends for 2023 They are clear, and we are already working on them from atSistemas.
1. Exploitation of the metaverse
The incorporation and improvements of new technologies such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence or the blockchain has led to its growth in all sectors. It’s a revolutionary elementby uniting the physical world with the virtual one, since it has generated new business models (both B2B and B2C).
Similarly, it is causing a major change in relationships between partners and customers, as well as production costs, market creation and sales models. A revolution for the digital economy that is expected to be greater in the short-medium term.
2. Programming assisted with Artificial Intelligence
It is a tool that does not replace programmers in the development of codes and content automatically, but it is not ruled out that a future may offer effective solutions to the problems and vulnerabilities of the sector. So, they will not only describe some algorithms, but also show what an application can do.
Thus, in 2023 the trend is to move towards the low-code Y no-code to build-my-code.
3. Growth of Super Apps
These types of applications, which bring together an increasing number of services, are gaining weight in companies because they give very good results and allow them to obtain a higher index of customer loyalty. In a single application appear the functions and features of various APPssomething that is very common in those related to financial services.
The trend we will see in 2023 shows that will incorporate new elements such as IoT or chatbots, as well as experiences in the metaverse. Its growth rate is expected to increase, reaching the 23.8% in 2028.
4. Transformation to Cloud Native
Companies need to develop secure and scalable infrastructures and applications for their new products and services, that’s why they need to transform to Cloud Native. It’s a complex transformation process in definition and execution. However, it will be necessary to define the minimum stages, identify the benefits and mark what obstacles may arise. But always modernizing and transforming elements that until then remained intact.
5. Optimization of the costs of Cloud providers
New strategies are being launched to work with Cloud providers that allow them to manage the services offered in relation to the needs of your business in terms of innovation.
Companies will be able to be more competitive and efficient in all aspects, both economic and team, if they analyze the costs of services, optimize their infrastructures and negotiate with the aforementioned Cloud providers.
6. Internet of Medical Things
The medical sector needs to strengthen the alliance of internet of things with the MedTech either IoMT to solve new problems and offer health solutions through the use of applied technologies (AI, VR, virtual assistants, etc.). Medical care through home sensors and medical devices connected to clothing (‘warables’) has also developed a lot in recent years.
If security standards are met, industry investment in IT will increase. In fact, the European market for medical technology was 15 billion euros in 2021.
