Can current tech tell us about the future?
If you're feeling bamboozled by the events of the last two years or so, you're not alone.

Even those who do keep pace with our evolving digital reality can't juggle all the balls at once, and there's an increasing widespread uncertainty about the future in commerce and industry.

"Adapt or die" is the silent yet unanimous acceptance by business, as market disruptions of the last few years are assumed to be precursors to more of the same. The future is uncertain, and that's the only certainty business today can bank on.

Be ready, that's the motto.

However, there are a few prominent technologies that are currently the behemoths on stage, and which will define whatever content the future holds.

Talk to IT insiders like Mustard IT and you'll get solid confirmation that tech tools are changing the face of human society. From infrequent innovations that allowed the new generation to adopt faster and smarter tools, the tech arena has become a bubbling cauldron, seemingly defining our future completely. We look to tech for tomorrow's "wow factor" - but that's going to be a problem, because there's so much more to life than "wow".

The one thing we can be certain of is that humans will build their projects the way humans do, allowing for some surety around what the current technologies will grow to become over the next ten years or so.

That's more bad news than good, because - beneath the toys tech throws out and with which we beguile ourselves - lie uncomfortable truths.