EMERGING TRENDS AND FUTURE COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES: A VISION FOR SMART ENVIRONMENT

With the rapid technology augmentation, it becomes necessary to find complementary emerging computing technologies. This paper highlights future computing technologies, emerging trends and industry buzz to identify most prominent technologies in India. In the emerging technologies, the market is perceiving the entry of local vendors covering such areas as the Internet of Things (IoT), Robotic Process Automation offerings and Machine Learning based technologies. Some technologies are of transformational nature and results in the foundation of new ecosystem these are, Internet of Things with its associated applications and Machine Learning. Technologies on innovation trigger take more time for wide market acceptance. Main objective of this paper is to present a future vision for smart environment which can provide knowledge accumulation and new directions to new researchers in the related field.

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