What will the workplace's technological environment look like in 2023 and beyond? Many businesses are putting cloud computing technologies into practise. Technical teams open up new productivity and speed to market capabilities as they accomplish this.
Technical professions no longer only require the abilities that are typically associated with such job titles. Most tech workers will need some experience with cloud computing technology as businesses integrate some cloud solutions into their infrastructure.
Similar to this, DevOps procedures for product development increase productivity for tech teams and play a significant role in the overlap in skills needed for positions like developers, cybersecurity experts, and information architects.
The tools and procedures of cloud computing must be familiar to a large number of technical personnel. Knowledge of cloud computing aids cross-functional technical teams in working effectively and within an agile process that releases goods fast from data scientists to cybersecurity experts.
Top 5 rapidly growing talents in cloud computing for 2023
- Microsoft Azure certification
- Windows AZ-500
- Windows Azure
- WS Amazon
- Professional Cloud Architect for Google Cloud
Cybersecurity
Companies absolutely cannot afford to disregard the security of their IT networks given the sophistication and prevalence of cybercrime, as well as the hundreds of millions of dollars in cybersecurity class-action lawsuits and settlements. The possibility of hackers penetrating a system that appears secure increases when employees use personal devices or networks outside of their offices. Cybersecurity and corporate infrastructure are therefore urgent issues.
For 2023, the top 5 booming cybersecurity skills
- Certification by CompTIA SyCA+
- CISM (Certified Information Security Manager)
- certification from CompTIA PenTest+
- CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional)
- Wireshark
Science utilising data
Data science teams are increasingly collaborating with cross-functional technical teams on complex data initiatives as a result of the democratisation of data across enterprises, which we discussed last year. Data teams are developing the data architecture for internal systems and customer solutions that leverage machine learning and analytics driven by AI.
Data Science's Top 5 booming skills for 2023
- Apache Airflow
- Apache Spark
- SAS Certified Specialist: Basic Programming
- Amazon Sagemaker
- AWS Certified Machine Learning Specialization
IT Procedures
The IT teams of today and those of four years from now are not that similar. We used to think of software development as a primary ability, and it still is; nevertheless, it's quickly becoming the foundation for all IT professions, as Sweetwater's CIO, Jason Johnson, observes: Modern IT engineers need to think like software developers and possess all of these skill sets. Your IT team's learning plans for the upcoming year should include the operational skills highlighted here as well as the expanding development abilities in the following section.
Top 5 IT operations skills to have in 2023
- Database Administration
- IT service administration
- Storage area networks
- Oracle GoldenGate
- Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA)
Software Creation
Regardless of the job title, coding experience is a prerequisite skill for tech positions. It's a development that enables teams to launch products more quickly. According to GitLab's 2021 study, A Maturing DevSecOps Landscape, "Almost 60% of developers are publishing code 2x faster than before, thanks to DevOps." Developer jobs are continuing to change, taking on more responsibility for what were formerly ops tasks, according to a trend that we first noticed in 2023.
Top 5 emerging skills for software development in 2023
- Python programming
- React hooks
- Prometheus
- SwiftUI
- Terraform
The demands of the workplace are evolving, which is no secret.
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