2023’s under the radar tech trends

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Embedded systems, the energy sector, user experience (UX) and workplace flexibility are the topics of this month's newsletter, which focuses on the trends related to the services and industries mentioned. 2023 is about more than just AI, as these not-so-obvious tech trends are worth exploring too.????

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How Software Helps to Save Energy (by Aleksandra Dramska-Manterys)?

Evolutive technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) can help energy companies maintain their hardware, manage data and storage, and operationalize forecasts and analytics-driven insights. What software trends have been gaining traction in the energy sector recently? Read More

Less Can Be More in the UX world (by Dorota Styczeń)?

UX design teams aim to develop user experiences (UX) that captivate, assist, and incentivize users. One effective method to achieving this is by utilizing empty states, which can establish a strong connection with users, while providing them with the assistance and information they need. Learn what empty states are. Read more?

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The Embedded Software Trends You Need to Know | Webinar?

?What's the impact of current security standards and regulations on device design? What do businesses need to know about chip shortages and supply chain challenges? Sign up for a free live webinar with Software Mind's embedded services delivery director. You'll be able to ask questions and get live advice during the webinar. Sign up here?

The Ability to Stay Flexible Remains Crucial | Report?

In its Tech Trends 2023 report, Deloitte underlines that since technical skills become outdated every few years, companies should prioritize flexibility as a valuable ability. The best way forward is to establish a skills-based organization to achieve talent goals and explore innovative sources for finding talented individuals. Get the report?

???ONE LAST THING:??

"No machine will make human beings superfluous." Visionary sci-fi author Stanis?aw Lem's quote from the 1951 book The Astronauts, remains relevant in 2023. Only people, not AI, have the ability to be trendsetters.?

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