Top four technology trends for 2021

Stuart Sumner
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Computing gazes into its crystal ball and outlines what it expects to be the big ticket items on IT leaders' agendas in 2021, including remote working, cyber security challenges, enterprise open source and automation

2020 was all about the pandemic. We had sudden mass remote working which created immediate issues with security, with Bring Your Own Device evolving into Bring Your Own Office, network bandwidth issues...

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