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TechnoVision 2023: Right the technology, write the futureThis year’s flagship tech trends report equips leaders to make transformation decisions thatwill benefit their business and society

Paris, January 23, 2023 – Capgemini today published its 2023 TechnoVision report ‘Right theTechnology, Write the Future’, highlighting the top technology trends to help leaders answer
some of the key questions they have when making technology-driven business transformation
decisions. The report makes “a call to action” to be mindful of the increased scarcity of resources.
It is also the first of its kind with AI-generated visuals throughout.
With every business now being a technology business, tech is infused into all business scenarios. Yet in2023, the range of options to choose from is more overwhelming than ever before, in areas as diverse as
creative / generative AI, cloud, edge computing, the Internet of Things, AI, intelligent process automation,
autonomous systems, the Metaverse, Web3, and even biotechnology and quantum computing. TechnoVision
is a framework that helps business leaders, CIOs and technology practitioners navigate key technology
trends and make smart choices, from a business value perspective, but also from the broader perspectivesof sustainability or ethics.
The right technology choices with a positive societal impact
With an increased pressure on resources (energy, water, raw materials, chips, reliable supply chains, lowinterest money, skilled talent), TechnoVision 2023 makes a plea for selecting the right technology solutions
and innovation initiatives that not only contribute best to the organizational future but also have a clear,
positive societal impact.
“TechnoVision 2023 offers actionable answers to some of the key questions business leaders, CIOs andtechnology practitioners have whenever making technology-driven business transformation decisions:
whether we aim for resilience and agility, new ways of growth, sustainability, frugality, or doing things
differently, we know technology is an integral, indispensable part of the equation.” said Pascal Brier, Chief
Innovation Officer at Capgemini and member of the Group Executive Committee.
Created by Capgemini’s Technology, Innovation and Ventures (TIV) council, TechnoVision leverages aninternational network of experts who monitor, assess, synthesize, and deploy technology evolutions acrossvarious domains. The 2023 edition remains true to its vision: a trusted, accessible, insightful and actionableguide that helps in making the right choices and devises technology-enabled enterprise strategies andtransformation plans.
Seven trends highlighted this year:•Internet of twins: Enabling different simulations of different kinds of objects that communicate
together, such as cars interacting in traffic, requires the interconnection of digital twins with theright supporting protocols, which turns the Internet of Things (IoT) into an Internet of Twins. ThisCapgemini Press releasetwin network will be key to reducing the complexity of operational challenges, easily exploring andtesting alternatives, and converging virtual and real-world experiences.
•No leaders: In the world of token-enabled, tamper-proof global entities called DAOs (decentralizedautonomous organizations), distribution of power is collective and ‘heterarchical’: cooperation
without subordination to central leadership, solely focusing on value creation and achieving joint
purposes. DAOs lead to unique, lightweight yet robust governance models, with a group ofcommitted contributors, driven by common values.

•Net Ø data: Data is key to delivering net-zero ambitions, but data itself needs to be sustainable:
the battle against data waste is on. For this, businesses need to build skills, tools, and culture tomeasure, forecast, and act on their emissions levels across the whole value chain. Collaboration with
their supply chain ecosystem is critical to access reliable data, especially scope 3. It’s a matter ofbeing smarter about what data is really needed, picking up the quest against data waste, andrealizing that ‘big’ data is not always ‘better’ data.

•Little green app: Engineering applications need to be less demanding in terms of resources andenergy, but also with superior performance. Software does not consume energy or emit harmful
discharges on its own. The issue is with how software is developed for use – and then how it is used.

•My industry, my cloud: Clouds that are specific to a particular industry, domain or even region,
bring together all an organization needs for its sector-specific activities, neatly packaged as readyto-use, yet adaptive data, solutions, and infrastructure services. When leveraged in a stepwise way,industry clouds bring benefits in terms of speed-to-market, cost and resource reduction, accelerated
growth, and regulatory compliance, while also capturing industry best practices and driving
collaboration between industry partners.

•Creative Machine: the quick breakthrough of generative AI models provides tantalizing
opportunities to deal ‘out of the box’ with the scarcity of people, even in terms of knowledgeintensive and creative work. However, to fully leverage this spectacular AI augmentation, a renewed
focus on AI ethics will be indispensable.

•Do good, do less, do well: Not everything that is technologically possible is socially desirable. Astempting as technology business initiatives might seem, many of them demand a great deal ofenergy, time, and scarce natural resources. Consider the total social, ethical and environmental
impact of initiatives and look for technology that actively benefits societal purposes.

The full report is available here: https://technovision.capgemini.com/right-the-technology/
The specific addendum for decision makers is available here:
https://www.capgemini.com/insights/research-library/technovision-2023-trends-for-business-decisionmakers
About Capgemini
Capgemini is a global leader in partnering with companies to transform and manage their business byharnessing the power of technology. The Group is guided everyday by its purpose of unleashing humanenergy through technology for an inclusive and sustainable future. It is a responsible and diverse
organization of over 350,000 team members in more than 50 countries. With its strong 55-year heritageand deep industry expertise, Capgemini is trusted by its clients to address the entire breadth of their businessneeds, from strategy and design to operations, fueled by the fast evolving and innovative world of cloud,data, AI, connectivity, software, digital engineering and platforms. The Group reported in 2021 global
revenues of €18 billion.
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