The banking industry has undergone significant changes that have fundamentally altered the competitive battlefield. With a focus on improving efficiencies, finding new revenue opportunities and improving the customer experience, five megatrends have arisen to impact banking in tectonic ways. They all are components of the digital banking transformation process – some being revolutionary while others are evolutions of trends already in process. In this webinar from MeridianLink, you'll learn how to deliver a world-class, omnichannel digital banking experience that's fast, responsive and frictionless. Read More about Is Your Credit Union Addressing the Digital Imperative?

CEO of Align, Effortlessly turn your site into an advisor marketplace that generates revenue for experts and you. Every year, technology advancements continue to change business as we know it. The rate at which new devices, software and digital business methods are introduced continues to speed up into new frontiers. In addition, societal changes due to health, politics, geography and more have contributed to rethinking how business leadership has to perform today as opposed to just ten years ago. You don't have to be an IT expert to realize the organizational possibilities of these opportunities, either.

With the pandemic's negative impact on the global economy, says the firm, technology leaders must assess the emerging opportunities resulting from COVID-19 and provide technological innovations to build company, society, and consumer resilience. Automation/robotics, advanced data analytics, IoT and "sensorization," security and privacy, and business model innovation are seen as the five critical success factors for growth. "From transformative MegaTrends to geopolitical chaos, there are several factors making it increasingly difficult to grow," says Murali Krishnan, Visionary Innovation Group Senior Industry Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. "In the near term, companies should focus on diversifying supply chains and leveraging new opportunities arising from changing customer demands. In the long term, it is important to internally adapt to new technologies that support workplace and operational continuity to have a smoother transformation during recovery."

We may not be living on Mars or traveling to work using jet packs, but there's no doubt the coming decade will bring many exciting technological advances. In this article, I want to outline the 25 key technology trends that I believe will shape the 2020s. The increasing ability of machines to learn and act intelligently will absolutely transform our world. It is also the driving force behind many of the other trends on this list. This refers to the ever-growing number of "smart" devices and objects that are connected to the internet.

We may not be living on Mars or traveling to work using jet packs, but there's no doubt the coming decade will bring many exciting technological advances. In this article, I want to outline the 25 key technology trends that I believe will shape the 2020s. The increasing ability of machines to learn and act intelligently will absolutely transform our world. It is also the driving force behind many of the other trends on this list. This refers to the ever-growing number of "smart" devices and objects that are connected to the internet.

GlobalData has identified ten key technology trends that will impact the IoMT theme over the next 12 to 24 months. The Internet of Things (IoT) in the defence industry, also known as the Internet of Military Things (IoMT) or Internet of Battlefield Things (IoBT), is in its early stages. GlobalData forecasts that leading companies in C4ISR, cybersecurity, autonomy, and other related fields, such as Northrop Grumman, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Thales, BAE Systems, L3 Harris Technologies, Leonardo DRS, and Airbus, will be part of the IoMT revolution. Below are some of the key technology trends impacting the IoMT theme over the next 12 to 24 months, as identified by GlobalData. AI is a key element for the optimal use of IoMT, as it allows for more efficient analysis of the vast amounts of data that flow at a high rate from an increasingly large number of edge devices.