Top IT Training Trends to Watch Out For in 2017

At myTectra we have been continuously monitoring the Information Technologies (IT) courses trends year on year. Personally, I’m amazed at the technology we have available to us and how frequently new technology adopted in the IT industry. There’s always something new on the horizon, and we can’t help but wait and wonder what technological marvels are coming next.

The way I see it, there are seven major tech trends we’re in store for in 2017. If you’re eyeing an IT job being a fresher or an experienced IT professional, any of these courses is a pretty good bet. If you're already an IT Professional working on a technology which has no career growth, think about how you can leverage these technologies.

1. Python Training

All the recent reports have highlighted that the usage and popularity of Python are growing drastically compared to other programming languages like Java, .NET, Perl where the usage of those languages is coming down year on year.

At myTectra we have been monitoring the Trend of Python and Java since 2013 based on the number of Jobs posted in Naurki for Bangalore region since 2013. In the below table we could able to see that Java requirement is coming down year on year whereas Python requirement has grown from 200 in 2014 to 6500+ in 2017.

Job Posting Statics from Indeed shows python is the only Programming language consistently growing compared to Java which is going down drastically.

Python is a general-purpose interpreted, interactive, object-oriented and high-level programming language. Python is as powerful as Java and much easier than Java. Currently, Python is the most popular Language in IT. Python adopted as a language of choice for almost all the domain in IT including Web Development, Cloud Computing (AWS, OpenStack, VMware, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, etc.. ), Infrastructure Automation, Test Automation, Big Data Analytics, AI and Machine Learning, etc.

 Python is becoming more and more popular in recent year, the availability of the Python skilled professional is less compared to the job market demand. Python along with Django Framework will be the best course to do for a Freshers who aspire for an IT job.  If you are looking for best Python Training either on online or classroom training myTectra provides the kind of platform you required to get into Python.

To know more on Python You can refer our blog

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2. Cloud Computing Training - AWS Training

Organizations with appropriate data centers and complex applications are moving towards cloud-based solutions to run their core business applications. The global cloud market is currently growing at 22% annually and is expected to touch $146 billion by the end of 2017. Amazon.com, Microsoft, Google, and IBM are the major contributors to the high demand for this platform.

Cloud adoptions will be transforming to cloud-first strategies. Investing in cloud-first technology will mean substantial benefits for businesses, including a reduction in hosting and equipment costs, increases in capacity, streamlined operations, enhanced collaboration, and increased productivity. I believe cloud-first is key to keeping Organization agile. Increasingly, Amazon Web Services (AWS)  is synonymous and representative of the cloud market.

AWS careers and cloud skills are on the rise, and IT professionals seeking a new opportunity will find no shortage of prospects job on AWS.AWS careers are available to be had for those willing to put in the effort. If you have expertise in AWS, "you can basically stay ahead of others in the IT industry right now”. myTectra offers hands-on experience in inAWS training.

To know more on AWS You can refer our blog

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3.Huge Impact of Internet of Things (IoT) Training

The IoT has taken app development to a higher level. The Industry has forecasted that IoT will see a growth of 31.72% (CAGR) between 2015 and 2019. IoT enables the exchange of data by linking smart devices to the internet, which was impossible earlier. With more connectivity and access to the network, programmers are expected to come up with upgraded solutions. These solutions may help users control and communicate with their gadgets and equipment of daily use.

To know more on IoT You can refer our blog

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 4.Big Data Analysis Training

Once regarded as hype, big data is now busily transforming the market. IDC's Worldwide Semiannual Big Data and Analytics Spending Guide has revealed that the big data and business analytics market will grow by 13.1 percent to $130 billion by 2020.

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What Is the Internet of Things ( IoT )?

 

There's been a lot of talk about the "Internet of Things" (IoT). But, what exactly does that term mean in the realms of cyberspace?

For the human race, which is relatively disorganized by nature, the "Internet of Things" is a great innovation. However, for people who value their privacy, the "Internet of Things" could be considered a massive intrusion.

Essentially, the "Internet of Things" means having every electronic device-and many other things-connected and interacting in real time with the Internet in some way so it can be tracked and monitored. By having everything categorized this way through the Internet "cloud," the reasoning goes, you'll be able to organize your life better by not needing to pay "time-consuming" attention to your life.

There are upsides to such an existence. Having your phone buzz and remind you to buy eggs because your refrigerator sent a notification telling your phone you're almost out of eggs, for example. Who doesn't want to be reminded they're almost out of eggs?

Or you can set your home security system via your phone. Or you can lock your vehicle using your phone or handheld device. If you're tech-savvy enough, you can use a handheld device to track and organize everything you deem important enough to track and organize.

The downside of the "Internet of Things" is that it's potentially vulnerable to surveillance, whether by companies or the government. While the government isn't necessarily going to be interested whether you're almost out of eggs or not, there are plenty of companies who would love to know your egg-buying routine. And they're willing to pay astonishing amounts of money for that kind of information so they can more accurately target their online advertisements to egg buying people like yourself.

So, how can you protect your privacy if you decide to go down the path of the "Internet of Things?" Here are some easy tips:

1.) Know what's important. If you're putting RFID tags on your eggs, rather than writing a note to yourself that you need to buy eggs, you're probably taking the "Internet of Things" concept a bit too far.

2.) If you notice online ads seem particularly targeted to you, you may want to consider unplugging a bit. At the very least, turn off or otherwise limit your Internet browser's capability to activate cookies. "Cookies" is a cute way of saying "tracking mechanisms." Cookies store your browsing history, passwords, usernames, and more. They can make your electronic life infinitely more convenient, but they can also be used to track an astonishing amount of personal information.

3.) Protect your WiFi and cloud passwords. Way too many people use their ...

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