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IBM made an annual prediction of five promising innovations that will have the greatest impact on everyday life for the next five years. They will arise thanks to the integration of cloud computing, big analytics data, training technologies and security tools.
According to scientists, high technology will affect almost everyone people – schoolchildren and students, buyers, residents of cities and hospital patients.
1. School
The classroom of the future, according to IBM, will allow make personal training for each individual student. Teachers will know everything about the success of the student, his grades and attendance lessons. Based on performance data, teachers will be able to offer him individualized schedule for all levels of education – from kindergarten to University.
2. Shop
The classroom of the future, according to IBM, will allow make personal training for each individual student. Teachers will know everything about the success of the student, his grades and attendance lessons. Based on performance data, teachers will be able to offer him individualized schedule for all levels of education – from kindergarten to University.
2. Shop
Retail continues to go online – in 2012, global online sales have exceeded $ 1 trillion. Despite this, according to IBM, the “classic” stores will soon return to their former popularity. After 5 years, outlets will offer what is not in Networks: the ability to physically “touch” the digital world, Get comprehensive advice from sellers who will be Help out technology like Watson’s supercomputer. Real stores, like on the Internet, will be able to adapt to each visitor and predict what he wants to buy.
3. Hospital
Cancer treatment based on genome analysis is considered promising method, but the ability to diagnose the disease on not every doctor has this level. According to IBM, smart systems will soon be involved in genome analysis: they will offer oncologists around the world a course of treatment based on archives of medical records and subject publications. With time such systems will only get smarter: as they accumulate information they will offer options tailored to DNA features of a particular person.
4. City
IBM predicts seven out of ten cities will live in cities by 2050 man in the world. Therefore, cities for the next five years must learn to value billions in real time processes and systematize the huge flows of information.
5. The Digital Guard
Within 5 years, each user may appear own “digital guard”. Unlike antiviruses or firewalls protecting against the most common threats, such a system security will be able to compare contextual, situational and historical data for user authentication on various devices. Knowing human behavior, the digital guard will be able to distinguish between normal and suspicious activity.
IBM publishes IBM 5 in 5 list annually starting in December 2006th. Company forecasts are based on market and social trends, as well as research and development IBM labs.
Source: IBM Press Service
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