Technology will of course continue to evolve over time. The presence of the COVID-19 virus has also succeeded in influencing several digital transformations. Below are 5 Technology Trends in 2021 that you must know.
5G Network
A few years ago, it was often heard of the development of the latest mobile phone network, namely 5G. There are many advantages of the 5G network, one of which is that the network can connect to household appliances, phones, and cars and has a 5G network speed that can reach 800 Gbps per second so you can download 30 movies with HD (high definition) quality in seconds.
Hybrid Cloud is Increasingly Interested
Hybrid cloud can manage private cloud and public cloud by using tools in different cloud environment. Many large companies have invested in hybrid cloud systems. In the coming year, hybrid cloud is used as a strategy by many organizations or companies, especially in the development of company operations that are now required to move digitally.
Cyber Security
The COVID-19 pandemic which makes the amount of data collected in the digital world makes hackers interested in hacking. Reports of cyber attacks in the midst of a pandemic are increasing and have a major impact, for individuals, organizations and companies. The policy of working from home makes companies increasingly improve the security of company and employee data. Therefore, in 2021, cyber security will be more in demand.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The thing that is now widely used by companies is Al which will continue to grow in the years to come. These technologies can help organizations or companies solve problems on a larger scale. For example, the use of AI technology is predicted to experience a new chapter, especially in supply chain planning and become a trending technology in 2021.
Work from Home Supporting Technology is Increasing
This year there will be more technology-based companies. This certainly urges the presence of a variety of new technologies and applications that can support productivity working from home. The percentage of information technology (IT) sector workers worldwide who work from home is predicted to increase in 2021.