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Analyst Sessions: What to expect in 2025

Jan 27, 2025 | 3 mins

ADAPT’s analyst team convened to discuss two of 2024’s big tech trends and how they will inform the decisions of Australia’s business and tech leaders this year.

Honey Mari Gay, Harshit Goel, Peter Hind, Aarjun Kumar and Pooja Singh joined me for a chat about how organisations will invest in two key areas: tech modernisation and AI.

Infrastructure modernisation and simplification have consistently been the number one priority for organisations in 2024 as they clean house and eliminate legacy systems that hinder the creation of new digital services.

Principal Research Analyst, Peter Hind, says digitisation can “kill two birds with one stone” in an economic background where money is tight and where skills shortages may worsen if immigration is restricted following this year’s federal election.

“We have to look at ways we can tackle those challenges…and by using AI to do so, we can start to eliminate headcount in organisations…

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