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Trends And Future Of Oracle Cloud

Within the new era of Cloud development, here are 10 trends:

• The developer will focus on writing code, and the infrastructure and platform will be provided to him default.

For example, there will be database as a service and Java as a service available, which is a managed service.

• The entire code development lifecycle from IDE to versioning to debugging will all be managed via cloud tools.
• DevOPS will be the preferred platform of delivery

Given that cloud modules have modular releases, agile types of delivery will be the development focal point.

• Developers need to be multi-skilled and able to develop the application. 

They need to have a firm grasp of the device, analytics, domain and programming. Reskilling developers on new cloud platforms is now a mandate for the future.

• The focus will be on enriching the SAAS application.

There are millions of existing applications available in the world; the developer's key objective is to leverage the IAAS, PAAS tools and build a wrapper around the existing application base.

• Device programming is the future and a huge demand will exist for IOT development. 

When there is data coming out from multiple devices, REST API development will take precedence for collating data.

• Technologies like AI and deep learning will be the nucleus of development.

There will be a huge skills shortage in this area by 2020 as it becomes the defacto standard of API for building modern applications.

• Mobile development will reach the next era, with Augmented Reality and VR application dominating the future.
• The advent of robotics is already catching up.

As pointed solutions are key, there will be a huge demand for development, programming and extensibility.

• Development will rise to the next level, with natural programming like voice control API and human augmented intelligence.

Future Scope of Oracle Cloud

Cloud providers will offer 100% data-center replacement

Oracle’s first Cloud prediction is that second-generation Cloud providers will offer 100 percent data-center replacement.

Ultimately, IT organizations will have the confidence and new capabilities to completely rely on the Cloud for their mission-critical operations.

80% of all enterprise workloads will move to the Cloud

• The second Cloud prediction is that 80 percent of all enterprise (and mission-critical) workloads will move to the Cloud.
• Mission-critical applications that cannot afford to suffer any downtime are leaving the enterprise data center behind.
• This shift is becoming a major part of the conversation around moving enterprise IT forward in terms of efficiency and reliability. The migration of applications and workloads has created demand for a new breed of integration and migration tools that can ease an enterprise’s path to the Cloud.

All applications will incorporate AI

• The third Cloud prediction is that all applications will incorporate AI—further distancing themselves from legacy applications. In today’s workforce, AI is being applied in many exciting ways, like AI in HRas well as AI in finance, and it’s hard to visualize a future where it’s not an important part of every application.
• Whether AI is a sophisticated algorithm based on deep learning that can analyze product quality, or a new cognitive user-engagement paradigm for speech, vision, gesture, or touch, Oracle predicts that it will be at the foundation of all next-generation applications.

AI will double productivity

• Oracle’s fourth Cloud prediction is that AI (and emerging technologies) will double productivity. As the volume and depth of data available to businesses grow, AI will become better at making decisions. We’ll start to see it evolve from a technology used to reduce human effort into something that can truly reduce human bias.
• AI changes the productivity equation for many jobs by automating activities and adapting current jobs to solve more complex and time-consuming problems.
• Automation will not replace all jobs but will invent new ones. This will allow business to reduce the time it takes to complete tasks and also reduce the costs of maintenance.
• Companies will be able to create higher-value jobs and new engagement models while shifting resources to focus on business growth and innovation. Oracle has predicted that by 2025, the productivity gains delivered by AI, emerging technologies, and augmented experiences could double compare to today’s operations.

85% of customer interactions will be automated

• The fifth Cloud prediction is that 85 percent of customer interactions will be automated.
• Today, 89 percent of people use voice assistants for customer service, and 69 percent of enterprise customer service functions use chatbots for anywhere, anytime engagement.
• AI is bringing on new experiences with natural interactions, easy engagements, predictive recommendations, and friction-free journeys. Automation is quickly becoming a customer expectation across nearly all markets.
• The key element for successful automated engagement is to continuously understand context and intent, no matter how the conversation naturally wanders or how an individual communicates. AI-driven analytics are helping businesses understand customer needs, IoT is bringing customers closer to companies, and digital assistants are providing humanized digital experiences.
• As we continue down this path, it’s easy to assume that automation of customer engagement will be extremely common by 2025.