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IT professionals are faced with numerous challenges today, especially as businesses become more digital and rely heavily on technologies to complete tasks. Right now, nothing is more critical than ensuring that IT teams are up to date on all the latest processes and skills needed to address customer needs. Like many this holiday season, I received a Fitbit (Charge HR) as a gift. There's a lot of media obsessing on how the Fitbit app hit the number one spot on Apple's App store on December 25 and continues to ride high in the rankings. Some spin this as total doom for the Apple Watch, but I am not willing to join the bandwagon quite yet. The devices have different business models and I'm not sure how well Fitbit will fare over the long run. Unfortunately, I can vouch for the thrust of Erik Knight's message. Knight is CEO of SimpleWan, a VoIP service provider that, among other offerings, helps business stay on top of security. Knight wants to get out the word that businesses large and small should take security more seriously. Especially smaller firms. While art may imitate life, truth is stranger or more absurd than fiction. And at a time when just the mention of the word terrorism gets everyone on edge, the action of two would-be bombers in the U.K. begs the question, were they serious or did they just want to get caught? This shift to mobile devices creates enormous opportunities for organizations in the Middle East to improve engagement with their customers, employees, and partners. However, it also creates a problem when it comes to securely linking mobile applications to core systems of record. The end of the year is a time for reflection, assessment and rejuvenation. In the Project Portfolio Management (PPM) cloud applications world, the end of the year offers an opportunity to synthesize our lessons from the previous year and make some bold assertions about the trends that will affect project managers in the coming twelve months. This time of year, forecasting the future is always intriguing, to take a look at what's ahead for technology. Product design firms like IPS tend to get a bird's-eye view-if not a crystal-ball look-at what New Year holds. While some of these predictions may take a bit longer to materialize than 2016, they provide a solid sense of emerging technology trends for the New Year and beyond.
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