Predictions 2020
Its that time of year already. The blogs and websites and social media are full of experts telling us what the predictions for the next year will be. Not wanting to be left out, I did some deep thinking (I even thought of using an AI to help) and put together a list of predictions for the next twelve months.
Jan. 2020
A software house releases some software
Feb 2020
Bugs found in recently released software
Mar 2020
Update to software causes problems for a bank
Apr 2020
Website crashes under load
May 2020
Security vulnerability found in a device; media predicts the end of the world
June 2020
Newspaper reports big tech company might be less than angelic
July 2020
Old social media post comes back to haunt someone
Aug 2020
First predictions for 2021 start to appear in the mainstream press
Sep 2020
End of life of a loved but little-used piece of software sparks nostalgic posts from several people
Oct 2020
The first warning of a cyber apocalypse coming on Black Friday – Cyber Monday, Christmas Sales
Nov 2020
Annual “but who will think of the children” post from media person over something tech-related
Dec 2020
Christmas and other holidays happen. Various presents delivered. But someone forgot to buy the batteries
About Andrew Fullen
Andrew has been a managing consultant with Sogeti since 2009. In this role, he has worked on a number of major clients across government and private sectors covering tasks such as security test manager for a major government pan-agency project, helping with restructuring a bank rescued by the UK government during the financial crash, re-planning a major welfare project and architecting a performance policy and approach to address significant shortfalls in the delivered solution.
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