Maybe the end of professionalized IT outside of tech companies. I think we are moving towards even non technical teams selecting and administrating their own de

Maybe the end of professionalized IT outside of tech companies. I think we are moving towards even non technical teams selecting and administrating their own devices, and getting business done with a selection of SAS offerings. There will still be a need for technical contractors to do things like configure salesforce or help choose a set of services that integrate nicely. But these needn't be developers in the classic sense. Short contracts, and trading on BA/negotiation rather than true technical skill. I imagine it is possible to build a startup like TaskRabbit without writing a line of code now, and you could run that company without needing to own or rent a single server (or even a laptop with BYOD?).