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Data however is not unique to KPI; it is central to all aspect of Human Resources (HR).  We view the years leading to 2030 though a data driven recruiting, employer branding, sustainability, DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) and applied artificial intelligence (AI) spectrum.   That is a unique view of both human touch and to truly understand data concerning employees and potential recruitment audiences.

At the centre of this transformation is the outsourcing industry, where it holds top talent to both initiate and maintain transformation.  As industry and nations experience digital disruption, we view the outsourcing industry with a steep incline of profitability moving toward 2030.  Specifically, flexibility, far or near shoring, blockchain, increased demand and business process outsourcing (BPO) are the key trends across the decade.

Decarbonisation and reduced emission are perceived as fundamental to sustainability within the food and beverage industry.  There is a general consensus that the impact on the environment ought to be soften if we are to engaged in continued food and beverage production. 

Traceability is creating greater transparency by reclaiming internal equipment data from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). While IIoT is offering major value to the sector through monitoring production, applied AI, diagnostic, predictive or enterprise resource planning (ERP) among other key features. This foundation aids manufacturers with offering Product as a Service, through collection of data from sold products.

Wevents predicts a highly competitive landscape as we move across the decade where technology and consumer comfort play a major role in winning. Forcing original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to either share or partner up to ensure a unique value proposition. Solution providers from warehousing, to spare parts and IoT/IIoT will engage to create a highly technology driven landscape in order to cater for connectivity, autonomous driving, electrification and diversification of mobility.

Smart phones and wearables offer greater access choice through the buy now and play later (BNPL) strategy where financial and banking social inclusion offers a line of credit to potential customers.  As we move toward 2030 a digital only process will emerge across several financial segments such as cryptocurrencies, digital assets or currencies among others.  Perhaps seen as the precursor toward the central digital currency.

The advancement in cloud, edge computing, quantum computing as well as material sciences will impact drug discovery, sustainability, clinical trials, process analytics, supply chain or medical device invention.  A computational power is being harnessed that is far above what we have experienced across generations.  Collaborations among academics, patient groups and industry too will progress more toward addressing imperative areas of medicine such as precision and gene therapies.

Technology is moving at an unprecedent pace and by 2030 we estimate that several key advancements will offer developments far ahead of anything experienced by human kind across the past 100 years.  Theses include quantum computing, cloud and edge computing, fifth-generation 5G, combinational power of technology and innovation in materials sciences and bio-revolution.

By 2030 IoT economic value for the developed world will account to over 50 percent of global total, while China moves to become a global IoT force.  The Chinese competitive edge includes both manufacturing of hardware and integration with locally produced software.  IoT is now perceived as the fundamental core enabler of digital transformation and sustainability for both the private and public sector. While sensors cover full spectrum that includes visual, acoustic, temperature, shocks to UV light detection as well as anything in between. 

The IT sector is moving at an immersive speed this includes custom Information Technology (IT) or Information Systems (IS), industry specific solutions in clean tech or FinTech, AI, immersive reality technologies and cybersecurity.  The current trend is to ensure software development enable faster customer facing features and reduce time-to-market; where the architectures are heavily focused on secure data sharing.  The overall focus across the sector is combinational, that is to combine connectivity, intelligence, autonomy and mobility.