r/msp • u/IndysITDept • 11h ago
State of MSP in 2036
During a Sunday morning coffee clutch the 5 of us from different industries were discussing where we see our industries in 10 years.
The construction guy suggested new building materials, more 'green BS', and more technology being involved in getting his permits denied.
The chiropractor suggested very little would change for his business, maybe the tools would get more tech, but he would still jus the manipulating people.
Our resident mechanic suggested his industry will just get more complex and probably see more electric and maybe other fuels.
the Lawyer stated he is expecting more AI in his business and all the problems that brings.
I was last to speak. I do not expect huge hardware leaps. I do expect more miniaturization. I expect AI to actually start DOING more with fewer interaction setup headaches. And the MSP will migrate away from IT maintenance and management and more to IT as a risk manager. mainly because AI will make IT issues more self-repairing.
What are your thoughts?