Gartner define this, market which includes mobile and fixed wireless broadband internet access services based on the 5G standard developed by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). Cellular carriers, in turn, deliver 5G services using low-, mid- and high-frequency licensed spectrum bands. Enterprise customers purchase 5G services for two primary use cases: (1) Fixed wireless access (FWA) for locations such as branch offices. FWA services can offer unlimited data usage, but more typically they offer access setting monthly data usage thresholds, after which data bandwidth is throttled down until the end of the month. (2) Internet access for mobile users. Smartphone 5G services are typically sold as a bundle of data, messaging and voice, with the voice portion predominantly based on 4G LTE.
These services can be assessed for their geographic reach, performance, price, service plan features, service-level agreements (if available), customer support/management and connection security.

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3D Printing Workflow Software

4G and 5G Private Mobile Network Services

4PLs

5G Network Infrastructure for Communications Service Providers (Transitioning to CSP 5G Core Network Infrastructure Solutions ; CSP 5G RAN Infrastructure Solutions)

A/B Testing Tools

AI Avatars

AI Code Assistants

AI Offerings in CSP Network Operations

AI and Data and Analytics (D&A) Service Providers

AI in CSP Customer and Business Operations

AI-Augmented Software-Testing Tools

AI-Enabled Interview Intelligence

AI-Enabled Translation Services

AIOps Platforms

API Management

API Protection

Absence Management Software

Access Management

Account-Based Marketing Platforms

Account-Planning Tools

Accounting Practice Management Software (APMS)

Accounts Payable (AP) Recovery Audit Services

Accounts Payable Invoice Automation Solutions (Transitioning to Accounts Payable Applications)

Active Metadata Management

Ad Tech Platforms

Ad Verification Tools

Adaptive Project Management and Reporting

Advanced Analytics Service Providers for Marketing

Advanced Contract Analytics

Advanced Distribution Management Systems

Affiliate Marketing Platforms

Alternative Legal Service Providers (ALSPs)

Analytics Query Accelerators

Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms

Analytics and Decision Intelligence Platforms in Supply Chain

Anti Money Laundering (AML) Software

Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) (Transitioning to 'Talent Acquisition (Recruiting) Suites')

Application Composition Platform

Application Crowdtesting Services

Application Delivery Controllers

Application Development Life Cycle Management

Application Integration Platforms

Application Platforms

Application Portfolio Management Tools

Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) Tools

Application Security Testing

Application Testing Services, Worldwide

Artificial Intelligence Applications in IT Service Management

Asset Investment Planning Solutions for Energy and Utilities

Asset Leasing Software

Asset Performance Management Software

Audience Intelligence Platforms

Audit Management Solutions

Augmented Analytics

Augmented Data Quality Solutions

Augmented Reality Development Software

B2B Customer Community Platforms

B2B Gateway Software

B2B Marketing Automation Platforms

B2B Profit Optimization Software

BPM-Platform-Based Case Management Frameworks

Background Check Software

Backup as a Service

Balance Sheet Management Software

Banking Payment Hub Platforms

Bankruptcy Software

Barcode Software

Benchmarking Services for Transportation Rates and Logistics Performance

Benefits Management Software

Blockchain Advertising Platforms

Blockchain Consulting and Proof-of-Concept Development Services

Blockchain Platforms

Blockchain as a Service

Brand Advocacy Services

Brand Compliance Software

Brand Protection Software

Brand Strategy Agencies

Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) Tools

Business Continuity Management Program Solutions

Business Process Automation Tools

Business Process Management Platforms

Business Valuation Software

Business-Outcome-Driven Enterprise Architecture Consulting

CPS Protection Platforms

CRM Customer Engagement Center

CRM and Customer Experience Implementation Services

CRM in Life Sciences

CSP 5G Core Network Infrastructure Solutions

CSP 5G RAN Infrastructure Solutions

CSP Customer Management and Experience Solutions

CSP Revenue Management and Monetization Solutions

CSP Service Design and Orchestration Solutions

CSP Service and Network Assurance Solutions

Candidate Relationship Management (CRM) Software

Capital Investment Management Software

Carbon Accounting and Management Software

Carbon Offset Platforms

Cash Flow Management Software

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End-User Services & Collaboration

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I clicked big data, but the other one I was considering was DT. And I see they are both getting the most votes.  


Sometimes the word 'Cyber Security' instead of 'InfoSec' makes me cringe as well. But then I get over it as 'Cyber' is everywhere now!

Although I have picked up “digital transformation” but “Zero Trust”, “Data Science”, “Digital Marketing” and “Big Data” are few more topics which I feel have become necessity for every organisation.

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I clicked big data, but the other one I was considering was DT. And I see they are both getting the most votes.  


Sometimes the word &#39;Cyber Security&#39; instead of &#39;InfoSec&#39; makes me cringe as well. But then I get over it as &#39;Cyber&#39; is everywhere now!

Every single one of these terms makes my head explode. Every one of them is meaningless.

It took a while, but I finally settled on remote working. 

Digital Transformation is definitely overused (and incorrectly used), but remote working is sorely misunderstood.

Remote working is not the same as working from home.

Digital Transformation annoys me. It&#39;s what we as IT leaders have done (or at least want to do) for most of our lives, except that this time around we have a nice buzzword to help us sell what needs to be done. 


I guess there is that.

Although I have picked up “digital transformation” but “Zero Trust”, “Data Science”, “Digital Marketing” and “Big Data” are few more topics which I feel have become necessity for every organisation.

What headline-trend or buzzword makes you cringe the most?

We partner in IT with the business. Agree that we help with innovation, but the business drives requirements and ideas to service our customers better.

Interesting that all of the comments say NO but the survey says YES.  Guess I need to be careful where I pull my samples from.


IT should often be the enabler for technology transformation but there should certainly be innovations in process, communication, financial models, etc. for which IT will play a small part.  We can&#39;t limit our definition of innovation to technology products.


There does need to be a mindset change in many companies, and IT can help lead this change. Innovation is cheap!  We know how to (or should) hypothesis, rapidly develop and test prototypes, time box activities, and utilize open source/pre-built component for doing so.


We should bring these things to the business if they don&#39;t have these capabilities.

The IT department is most effective when it enables innovation. Drivers for inniovation should come from across the business. 

Business sectors also have a strong role to play on innovation.  At IT, we typically offer solutions.  They could be innovative on a technological way.   But for a business innovation, it has to come from the line of business.

This is definitely our business - and as we moved to a federated technology organisation we also moved a more technically able workforce out to be more directly connected to further accelerate and enable this. It may also be the nature of our business as we are an R&amp;D focused biotech - so innovation is key to success and a part of our DNA. At the centre now as a more tech run organisation we do operate invest budget focusing on innovation, but this has to be aligned with our strategic objectives and in support of business goals. We are maturing this model so I would not pretend we are there yet, and innovation is always I believe a partnership - but for us science-based innovation leveraging the best we can offer with technology is a good place to start.

Strategy and software development (commercial products)

This depends on the definition of innovation.  For a consumer products or any products company, innovation is defined around the product and service offerings and will most likely be driven from the product development teams and marketing teams.  Internal innovation in business processes and business operations however more often than not is orchestrated by the IT or if one exists central strategy and transformation function.

Is the IT-department the main driver of innovation in your organization?

Yes I think it will, but it will be a slow evolution and not a revolution. Just like the move from 3G to 4G to 5G has allowed faster and more seamless access to mobile data, IoT will allow us to have more data touch points with more people, devices and situations. The challenge becomes, as it is today, how to not just be "data rich / information poor", but take control of these new tools and possibilities to drive better business outcomes.

Yes, it will definitely impact business relationships.  I also agree that companies need to have policies based around IoT. Data mining will be very important in my industry.

similar to all the other colleagues it will impact a big time even now it is happening. All these Beacons and sensors reading real time and using edge technology to processes and 5g to transfer the data in real time the business is able to know what is going on and make action about it even before it is happening proactively and it shift the focus of the business from data collection to data digestion and action upon it so no more time wasted on preparing reports and submitting them instead the decision maker is watching heat map and acting against it . This will make the organization more data driven and smarter.

I think it'll help to create automated collaborations or licensing the data and the services as well, so a company will use its data for their core business and also can get some other benefits by making it available for others who might have a use for it.
It could be a good idea to create a data broker for the customers and suppliers to meet, with a business model like airbnb or uber.

Yes, however, in many cases IoT is framed based on consumer use cases—this is often how most people become acclimated—which presents a number of challenges in the commercial/enterprise space:
1. Consumer IoT is generally not very secure and favors easy of deployment. In our side we are seeing use cases being developed that don’t account for some of the factors consumers often overlook such as the exposure of PII, strong authentication, and long-term TCO;
2. Liability is still very uncertain. It’s not clear if/how cyber insurance policies cover IoT and laws around the development of new PII-like information are not clear (for example collating data across multiple IoT systems can be used to identify individuals). Further, if IoT devices are compromised and used as a botnet and these devices use a combination of local sensors and cloud compute accountability is often unclear; and
3. There are very few standards in IoT/IIoT. At the same time business often looks at procuring these devices either as it would for standard IT devices or as standard OT devices (where protocols and standards are more established). The convergence of data and operations is still a work-in-progress.
4. Health and safety is often not a large concern for traditional IT. When you move to IoT/IIoT health and safety needs to be considered in conjunction with the CIA triad. In many cases regulation has fallen very far behind the curve resulting in a high level of uncertainty with business planning.

I think it will, and it could be a very productive part of business generation. I work in the finance industry and can think of a million ways different devices and systems could integrate directly with a business or consumer&#39;s financial institution. We already have the ability to tell devices in our home to interact with one another, allowing businesses to connect to each other this way seems inevitable.

Will the future of IoT impact business relationships?

There are a lot of things that we are looking at closely, such as data science and artificial intelligence, which are critical to our success. Web3 is talked about a lot, especially around community, because the ownership of data is a distributed model for us.

AI and blockchains are still in the essence stage. I don't see them as live products that people can use in the immediate future; they’ll still be in their research stages. In terms of blockchain, certain things like smart contracts might reach the public through real applications, but right now I don't see any substantial change. I have been expecting smart contracts to replace legal documents, but I haven't seen anybody do it yet. That could happen within the next five years, because I do see some applications that might come into that space, which will be able to reduce paperwork, especially legal paperwork.

Regarding security, there is both a huge market and need because everything is moving into the cloud. Even for a small website to move into the cloud, there are security considerations, whether it's the private data of their users or their own information. So security will be one of the larger technology sectors within the next five years. And since security is a requirement with everything moving into the cloud, DevSecOps becomes more essential because those two things are ultimately related.

Predictive analytics and machine learning, specifically, a big move away from spending so much time just analysing past performance and instead leveraging the power of cloud computing and our masses of data to help companies control their future.

In many cases companies do not know how to start on a data-driven journey but my view is this will become more and more of an imperative to stay competitive and to drive new markets.

more reliable and advanced AI/ML applications, enterprise adoption of Blockchain based systems, Edge Computing and advanced level of autonomy in automobiles is going to be there in coming years..

Definitely AI and ML, especially for the applications of recognizing and synthesizing human voice and images. Blockchain in some shape or form will become a mainstream technology in several industries. Also, wireless 5G/6G technologies will come forward to enable smart cities, autonomous cars and delivery drones.

1. Blockchain-based Defi
2. Artificial Intelligence
3. Bigger Data (successor of Big Data)
4. Web3
5. No-Code or Low-Code matured frameworks

In next 2-5 yrs, most important is nocode platforms for functions like 
- apps/CRUD/basic logical workflows

- devops
- decsecops
- rudimentary data pipelines (solving 60-70% of an org data problems)


No code platforms for data science models testing and deployment will also mature.


Beyond this I think web3 which still in nascency  in terms of adoption and understanding, will take some time to mature and gain mainstream adoption, probably a window of 10 yrs or so. 


AI is gonna mature in terms of the avoiding underlying biases a tech agent should avoid.

3-5 years - more adaption of SAS ( software as a service ) and xAS ( x: many services ), 5G based value added services, IOT based data instrumentation, Effective Sharing the data without revealing the data. faster NVRAM memories, Edge computing where intelligence sits on the edge. Multi cloud, horizontal security and prevention, decentralised control, effective use of AR/VR are some of the trends.

There are a lot of things that we are looking at closely, such as data science and artificial intelligence, which are critical to our success. Web3 is talked about a lot, especially around community, because the ownership of data is a distributed model for us.

Which new technology trends will people focus on in the next three to five years?

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Overall, my experience with AT&T 5G has been-as is expected-frustrating and great all at once. Where the coverage is strong, on the one hand, it's an impressively fast network that greatly enhances browsing, streaming, and downloads. Low latency is especially nice for things like online gaming and video calls. The flipside of this, however, is spotty coverage in rural or less populated areas; as in, the connection sometimes popping to 4G, or even dropping altogether. There's great promise for at7t 5g, but overall, experience is going to vary depending on your locale.

I Appreciate AT&T 5G service for their fast speed and improved connectivity but cost can be a issue for users. But despite this issue, many find this worthwhile because of connectivity in urban areas.

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