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The document discusses several key technology trends: cloud computing, Internet of Things, big data, machine learning, and automation. It then provides details on various technology roles including positions in DevOps, solutions architecture, software development, and certifications in areas like AWS, Microsoft, Cisco, and ITIL. The overall document serves to outline the latest technology trends and provide an overview of common IT career paths and certifications within the technology industry.
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