There's not any standardized upgrade without a universal cross-sector development that divides the 2 cloud eras. It's, therefore, perhaps not enjoy comparing 5G to 4G. Instead, it is advisable to view cloud 2.0 as a word that broadly describes the more sophisticated cloud calculating programs.
What are the top 10 tech trends for New Zealand in 2017?
Digital Transformation (DX) has been a critical topic for business over the last few years and IDC is now predicting a step change as DX reaches macroeconomic levels. By 2020 a DX economy will emerge and it will become the core of what New Zealand industries focus on. From the board level through to the C-Suite, Kiwi organisations must be prepared to think and act digital when the DX economy emerges in 2017.
Report by James Henderson (New Zealand Reseller News)
10 - 4th Platform on the Horizon
By 2020, 1/3 of New Zealand health/life sciences and consumer product companies will begin to develop the first wave of products and services tightly integrating 3rd Platform technologies with the human body; "Augmented Humanity" offerings mainstream in the mid-2020s.
9 - New Benchmarks
By 2020, all New Zealand enterprises’ performance will be measured by a demanding new set of digital transformation-driven benchmarks, requiring 40 per cent–60 per cent or better improvements in leadership, customer engagement, digital offerings, efficiency and agility KPIs.
8 - Digital transformation channel
By 2020, over 50 per cent of New Zealand cloud services providers’ revenues will be mediated by channel partners/brokers.
7 - Digital transformation developers
By year-end 2018, over 50 per cent of NZX organisations will have dedicated digital transformation/innovation teams.
6 - Industry Collaborative Platforms
By 2018, the number of New Zealand industry collaborative clouds will triple to more than 20; by 2020, over 70 per cent of NZX organisations will be digital services suppliers through Industry Collaborative Platforms (ICPs).
5 - Immersive Interfaces
In 2017, 30 per cent of consumer-facing NZX companies will experiment with augmented reality/virtual reality (AR/VR) as part of their marketing efforts.
4 - AI Everywhere
By 2020, 30 per cent of all New Zealand digital transformation initiatives - and 100 per cent of all effective internet of things (IoT) efforts - will be supported by cognitive/artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.
3 - Cloud 2.0
By 2020, 50 per cent of all New Zealand enterprise IT infrastructure and software spending will be for cloud-based offerings. The cloud will morph to become distributed, trusted, intelligent, industry focused, and channel mediated.
2 - 3rd Platform Default
By 2019, 3rd Platform technologies and services will drive over 75 per cent of New Zealand IT spending, growing at 2x the rate of the market.
1 - Digital transformation economy
By 2020, half of the NZX organisations will see the majority of their business depend on their ability to create digitally enhanced products, services, and experiences.
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