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There is no doubt that IT touches every part of our lives. There is also no doubt that technology has changed immensely over recent times. But how is IT likely to change and affect us in the future? To answer this, Brett will provide you with a sneak peak into the trends and future of IT. Having founded OPC I.T, close to 30 years ago, Brett is the Managing Director and has helped countless organisations in the Canberra and Southern NSW region ensure that there IT truly does enable their staff to do their jobs well.
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FUTURE OF IT
Brett Norton
Measuring IT
If you struggle to keep up with developments in IT do not feel bad!
Enabling Utilities
Hunting Age Up to 1820: No pervasive utility Agrarian Age 1821 – 1864: TransportIndustrial Age 1865 – 1964: Mechanical/Electrical power Digital Age 1965 – 2040s: ICT enhanced • Stage 1, 1965 – 2006• Stage 2, 2007 – 2040
1984
The Brick
The Internet
1 Billion Unique Visitors
Windows 98
800 Million Active Users / $41 Billion US
First iPhone
The Future
The Future
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