Where is the tech and data market going in the near future ?
We are excited to release the latest edition of Malt Tech Trends today!
Because we have so much great data at our fingertips, we’ve been able to build a broad view of the market through the lens of the many tech trends fueling its evolution.
In 2020 alone, Malt had 500,000+ registered members, representing 30,000 companies and 65,000 freelancers working in tech and data across Europe — in France, Spain, and Germany — who carried out 500,000+ searches on the marketplace.
But our findings extend well beyond the world of freelancing alone. The latest Malt Tech Trends report provides a thorough cross-section of the tech and data sectors, uncovering keen insights around things like the different types of projects that launched or the new skills that quickly became in high demand over the past year.
Comparing year over year data has also helped us understand how the market has evolved. What tech and data jobs are companies hiring for? What functional areas are companies making their biggest tech and data investments? What tensions exist in the market today that didn’t exist before? As you dig into the report, you’ll get answers to these questions along with a wealth of other useful and eye-opening information.
What makes this year’s report stand out is the in-depth analysis it provides. We invited a number of our very own Malt experts to contribute to the report this year in order to provide different points of view and unique insights around what the data is telling us. This has shed a tremendous amount of light on where the tech and data market is today and where it’s going in the near future.
From the rise of ‘no code’ technologies to the prevalence of cloud-based services, we’re quickly seeing new innovations change the way companies of all sizes go about their work — from small businesses to multinational corporations. This has been especially the case in the financial services and security management sectors.
That’s just a sneak peek of what to expect in the Malt Tech Trends 2021 report. Now it’s your turn to dive in and explore it for yourself!
Hugo Lassiège, Cofounder and CTO at Malt.
