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Techno-skepticism" and Retiming The Future

It hasn't been a great year for tech. Things went too far. And so the tech collapse in 2022 was entirely predictable.

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Publish Date	2022-12-01
Updated Date	2026-09-18
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Originally published as 23 Trends for 2023: Trend #1 - “Techno-skepticism” and Retiming The Future on December 01, 2022.

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It hasn’t been a great year for tech. Things went too far. And so the tech collapse in 2022 was entirely predictable.

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Industries Technology & Telecom
Industries Automotive & Transportation
Industries Workforce & Professional Services

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Domains Connectivity & Digital Experience
Domains Society, Skills & Work
Domains Governance, Risk & Geopolitics

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IndustriesTechnology & TelecomConnectivity is becoming ubiquitous while intelligence moves everywhere: cloud, edge, devices, networks and autonomous systems increasingly operate as one fabric.IndustriesAutomotive & TransportationThe vehicle is becoming a computer, a battery, a data platform and an increasingly autonomous node inside a larger mobility system.IndustriesWorkforce & Professional ServicesExpertise is being reorganized around AI augmentation, knowledge velocity, new career structures and the ability to assemble skills at speed.DomainsConnectivity & Digital ExperiencePervasive connectivity, immersive interfaces and the blending of physical and digital experiences.DomainsSociety, Skills & WorkChanging skills, careers, demographics, generational values and the organizational structures of work.DomainsGovernance, Risk & GeopoliticsGovernance, assurance, regulation, resilience and the institutional challenge of keeping pace with accelerating change.

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