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Krzysztof Grajek, Staff Software EngineerMichał Matłoka, CTOAdam Warski, CRDOJacek Kunicki, Principal Software Engineer IIMagda Stożek, Staff Software EngineerKrzysztof Ciesielski, Principal Software Engineer IMichał Ostruszka, Staff Software EngineerKrzysztof Grajek, Staff Software EngineerTechnology insights from us
Were We Right? Five Years After "IT Trends 2021" Predictions
Michał Matłoka, 04 Nov 2025.
When we published “IT Trends to Watch in 2021” back in December 2020, the world was in the middle of massive uncertainty. COVID-19 had forced everyone into remote mode. Digital transformation became suddenly urgent, and the IT landscape felt like it was reshaping in real-time. Five years later, in 2025, it’s time to look back at what we predicted, and to see where we were spot on, where we were overly optimistic, and where reality took a slightly different path.
