2022 was another year of disruption, following two already disordered years, as the aftermath of the global pandemic and economic crises impacted enterprises globally, and in particular, IT departments as they facilitated and supported the new ways of hybrid working.
Now the challenges of last year are largely behind us, this special report looks at what trends IT decision makers predict will affect their businesses in 2023. We also shine a light on some of the things to get excited about rather than it all being doom and gloom.
Download now to read our tech bets for 2023 and the key IT areas to watch this year, including sustainability and security.
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