Trends that will change companies in 2020

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The digitalization of processes and documents is emerging as the 2020 horizon for the most competitive companies. Technology is advancing extremely quickly, and keeping up with innovations and trends in a sphere of maximum uncertainty is key for a year in which important changes are expected at the level of management and transformation.

Companies face a very dynamic environment governed, however, by products and services of the past. The public has more and more information, and all this leads to the experimentation of methods and processes. In this context, patterns of great inertia are born that will continue to gain strength in the coming months. That is why today, at MASMÓVIL Negocios , we want to review the most imminent business trends. Bitcoins, sustainability... Do you know everything?

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5G and “All In” experiences
Robotics, automation, artificial intelligence – each and every one bosnia and herzegovina number data of the trends arising from digital transformation results in reunification, simplification and efficiency. Transparency and immediacy are intrinsic conditions of the Internet era that will increasingly blur the boundaries between the physical and the cloud. 5G will allow 100 times faster data transmission, opening the door to a new way of understanding communication and consumption.

The real challenge, however, will be to adapt traditional business philosophy . Technologies will require new mindsets from management positions, and new training for employees from human resources departments. The goal will be to make the most of little-explored tools at a crossroads where past, present and future meet.



Blockchain takes root
Goodbye to traditional financial institutions. The user is now the one who controls what is done with his money, leaving behind the classic dependence on banks. According to Bank of America , bitcoin has been the best currency of the past decade. More and more companies are accepting payments following the logic of this market governed by immediacy and the ease of resolving procedures that until not long ago were incredibly cumbersome.

Technicalities such as ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) , or practices such as block mining , will become standardized, making what is currently a cutting-edge field, a minimum common denominator for any company or entrepreneur.



Honest and cross-cutting sustainability
The environmental crisis weighs heavily on the shoulders of governments around the world. But consumers have also begun to demand from companies what they are not told by institutions. Although not even Greta Thunberg has managed to save the conformism of the parties gathered at COP25 , the tools to fight for a more sustainable and generous future for future generations are within the reach of every company thanks to the new digital era.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) now mark a navigation route that also conditions the business production model, increasing poverty and the effects of social changes on all types of industries. There are 17 objectives that bring together 169 goals of different kinds, with 2030 as the year of achievement. The work, however, has already begun with the most minor changes that any company can adopt.



Cybersecurity as a backup
The Cybersecurity Tech Accord signed in 2017 by the world's 34 largest technology giants will continue to set the pace and methodologies this year. In fact, according to a study by Inosys , 83% of companies consider this field a priority for proper functioning in the digital age. 48% of boards of directors and 63% of business leaders already work on cybersecurity strategies on a daily basis.

This is the only way to deal with the dangers that have emerged from technological innovation. In 2020, targeted ransomware attacks are expected to increase , phishing is expected to reach other areas beyond email, and malware is expected to adopt new avenues to attack. In 2019 alone, there was a 50% increase in attacks on mobile banking compared to the previous year.