Grid Dynamics Insights
2023 Trends Digital Transformation and Innovation
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“When the going gets tough, the tough get going.”
On the one hand a mantra for 2023, but also an omen for what lies ahead: unquestionable uncertainty that requires resilience, speed and scale to overcome. Just now re-emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, on the cusp of a possible major economic recession, and global events causing major disruptions, times are certainly tough for many companies. How will the tough get going in 2023?
In this eBook, we look at eight of the top technology trends and solutions that organizations across industries can leverage to stand firm as innovation leaders, while laggards stumble, or even fall.
Trends highlights

8. Using hyper-personalization to better engage with customers and employees
To meet the 80% of customers who spend more for personalized experiences, organizations will need a strategy that includes AI, ML, and advanced analytics.
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1. Greater focus on speed and scale in technology investments
With 81% of CEOs expecting a recession in 2023, investment in the right technology and partner network for long-term stability, speed and scale should be a priority over short-term revenue gains.
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2. Increased investments in engineering talent and culture
To close the 2022 talent gap and build a strong engineering culture, global team augmentation and agile pod teams look ever-more promising.
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3. Cloud computing strategies
84% of mid-to-large companies will have adopted a multi-cloud strategy by 2023, but is this the answer to the growing cost and complexity of cloud strategies?
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4. Flexible platforms hold the key to increased flexibility and agility
Flexibility is the new black in 2023. Can PaaS models provide the agility and cost-efficiency that organizations will need to respond to change?
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5. More organizations reap benefits from artificial intelligence investments
Projected to contribute $15.7tr to the global economy by 2030, AI in 2023 is poised to add value to customer engagement and operational efficiency.
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6. The metaverse has a growing appeal
With 400 million active metaverse users, and 30% of businesses expected to interact by 2026, is the metaverse a viable strategy for innovation leaders in 2023?
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7. Organizations continue to face growing cybersecurity threats
Since COVID-19, reported cyber crimes have increased by 300%, positioning cyber risk assessment as one of the year’s defining trends in security.
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8. Using hyper-personalization to better engage with customers and employees
To meet the 80% of customers who spend more for personalized experiences, organizations will need a strategy that includes AI, ML, and advanced analytics.
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1. Greater focus on speed and scale in technology investments
With 81% of CEOs expecting a recession in 2023, investment in the right technology and partner network for long-term stability, speed and scale should be a priority over short-term revenue gains.
Get EBOOK
2. Increased investments in engineering talent and culture
To close the 2022 talent gap and build a strong engineering culture, global team augmentation and agile pod teams look ever-more promising.
Get EBOOK
3. Cloud computing strategies
84% of mid-to-large companies will have adopted a multi-cloud strategy by 2023, but is this the answer to the growing cost and complexity of cloud strategies?
Get EBOOK
4. Flexible platforms hold the key to increased flexibility and agility
Flexibility is the new black in 2023. Can PaaS models provide the agility and cost-efficiency that organizations will need to respond to change?
Get EBOOK
5. More organizations reap benefits from artificial intelligence investments
Projected to contribute $15.7tr to the global economy by 2030, AI in 2023 is poised to add value to customer engagement and operational efficiency.
Get EBOOK
6. The metaverse has a growing appeal
With 400 million active metaverse users, and 30% of businesses expected to interact by 2026, is the metaverse a viable strategy for innovation leaders in 2023?
Get EBOOK
7. Organizations continue to face growing cybersecurity threats
Since COVID-19, reported cyber crimes have increased by 300%, positioning cyber risk assessment as one of the year’s defining trends in security.
Get EBOOK
8. Using hyper-personalization to better engage with customers and employees
To meet the 80% of customers who spend more for personalized experiences, organizations will need a strategy that includes AI, ML, and advanced analytics.
Get EBOOK
Stan Klimoff
Chief Strategy Officer
Stan serves as Chief Strategy Officer for Grid Dynamics. In this role, he is responsible for all facets of revenue growth, including sales, strategic partnerships, and M&A. Bringing over…
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Rajeev Sharma
Chief Technology Officer
Rajeev Sharma is the Chief Technology Officer at Grid Dynamics. He has 25+ years of engineering and leadership experience. Mr. Sharma was awarded the Scientist of the Year award for his work..
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Stan Klimoff
Chief Strategy Officer
Stan serves as Chief Strategy Officer for Grid Dynamics. In this role, he is responsible for all facets of revenue growth, including sales, strategic partnerships, and M&A. Bringing over twenty years of leadership and industry experience, Stan has been affiliated with Grid Dynamics since 2007, holding key leadership roles. Prior to his switching to a corporate role, he held the role of Vice President of Advanced Services, managing the consulting arm of Grid Dynamics. In this capacity, he was responsible for driving cloud platform engineering for technology companies such as Cisco, Tripwire, eBay, and Seagate.
Stan is an accomplished Silicon Valley technology executive. Before joining Grid Dynamics, he consulted in product development and also founded Tonomi, a venture-backed cloud management startup catering to Fortune 500 companies. Stan holds a Masters degree in CS/EE from Saratov State University.

Rajeev Sharma
Chief Technology Officer
Rajeev Sharma is the Chief Technology Officer at Grid Dynamics. He has 25+ years of engineering and leadership experience. Mr. Sharma was awarded the Scientist of the Year award for his work on the Design of Agni-III Solid Rocket Propulsion systems. He holds a Master’s degree in Management & Systems Design from MIT Sloan and a Master’s degree in Space Engineering & Rocketry (BIT MESRA) from Birla Institute of Technology.