It has now become common hearing people talking about how artificial intelligence (AI) will change various aspects and industries in every country on the planet. There are growing fears that this technology will eliminate many jobs and professions through automation of tasks. Many reports have shown the truth behind job automation especially for certain professions and demographics. For example, a report by Brookings Institution noted that automation threatens more than 25% of jobs in the US, most done by low-wage earners where tasks are repetitive and routine-based.

At present many businesses are deploying the use of AI-enabled chatbots and have discovered them to be the future of engagement between an organization and its customers.

Cloud Computing allows for data to be stored in a decentralized fashion, allowing access to those with the right security credentials, no matter the device. As a result of the portable nature of file storage and sharing, a new type of user has cropped up: the Nomad, one who rejects the need for hardware and who is a direct by-product of the benefits of cloud computing which uses far less hardware per user than individual PCs or even centralized servers for a company

There are some who liken adopting new technology to slowly dipping a toe into the waters, and then there are those who cannon-ball into the deep end, the early-adopters. Both approaches to technology represent the state of mind when it comes to risk versus reward; how much risk would you take for what amount of reward?