Here's how you can keep yourself informed about the latest trends and technologies in Information Technology.

Reading and writing regular blogs habit is most super habit to keep updated ourselves. If we are giving 30 minutes per day to read tech blogs or any blog which is relevant to yours learning than it will be give you a superb return after sometime.

Staying informed about the latest trends and technologies in Information Technology (IT) is essential for professionals to remain competitive and adaptable in today's rapidly evolving landscape. Here are several strategies to help you stay up-to-date: • Follow Industry Publications and Websites • Join Professional Associations and Forums • Attend Conferences and Workshops • Enroll in Online Courses and Training Programs • Participate in Webinars and Virtual Events • Read Industry Reports and Whitepapers • Follow Thought Leaders on Social Media • Join Online Communities and Groups • Subscribe to Tech Newsletters and Podcasts • Experiment with New Technologies

Subscribe to tech news websites, follow industry influencers on social media, and join online communities and forums dedicated to IT discussions.

- X/Twitter and LinkedIn are platforms where the latest trends are discussed. Your contribution is welcomed, but being passive is also fine. At the end of the day, you are going to learn something.

Search on google and linkedin about local events and seminars in yours city and attend that. Some example are like Null-con, Bsides Bangalore etc. you can register yourself in such events and participate. It always helps in technical corporate life.

Best option for continuous learning in a proper path manner is purchasing a good course with super ratings. There are numerous platforms available on the internet where you can purchase the course and upskill yourself. As an example Udemy, coursera, Linkedin learning etc.

Morning Brew, IT Brew, TLDR, Tech Crunch, Tech Daily.... there is really no shortage of places to have IT new delivered to you. Finding the news isn't the issue, it's making time to actually take a look at the it and not just let it sit in your inbox waiting.

Anyone in the IT field who wants to stay up to date on the newest developments in the industry needs to subscribe to dedicated tech news websites. These websites cover a wide range of IT-related news, including market trends, corporate acquisitions, legislative changes, and technological advancements. Make it a routine to visit these websites to get a brief update on the latest and most important developments in the technology industry.

Always subscribe and follow relevant pages and groups over social media. Like on Instagram and linkedin. On Linkedin there are a lot of pages and groups active. You can join and keep yourself updated and engaged with trending news.

Peers always helps you to be confident and up-skilled in yours tech stack. Connect with peers on social platforms like Linkedin and many more meet-up applications on internet. Meet with those people and share knowledge and learn something new.

What i will add here is that always be on look out for vendor documentation and release notes/events. I recently attended a event by CISCO and Dell which was an eye opener to what these market leaders are offering and now working upon for release in future. This holds good for other vendors as well as for start ups. You must stay updated on the latest features, updates, and releases from technology OEMs/ vendors by regularly reviewing their documentation, release notes, and product announcements. Vendors like Microsoft, Google, Amazon Web Services, and Oracle provide extensive documentation and resources for their products and services. You must try to attend online or offline as convenient and hear views of market leaders.

Dive into tech blogs for your daily dose of geeky gossip, subscribe to newsletters like your inbox is your crystal ball, join online communities where nerds unite, listen to podcasts while pretending you're in a secret tech club, attend webinars like it's your virtual TED Talk, and enroll in online courses to upgrade your brain software.