As we begin to transition from the Cloud era to the AI era, what types of changes can we expect to see happen in the market, within our businesses, and for individuals?

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WHEN TWO ERAS OVERLAP - CLOUD AND AI

The early stages of a new era tends to be separate (cloud-native, AI-native), but eventually tends to build upon the previous era’s foundations
It usually takes a decade before an era stops being important or prioritized
It usually takes 3-5 years before best practices for new applications emerge
Finding new era talent is difficult (and expensive), but current era technology can be optimized (reduce costs, modernize)
We’re going to see “Shadow AI” and “Bi-Modal Cloud/AI”
The will be a lot of “X is Dead” during the first few years of the transition, until people (again) remember that nothing in IT dies - especially in the enterprise
There will be a lot of numbers/reports coming out that seem completely contradictory - $B investment, but $0 ROI from users

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