I’m compiling a research-based book and need a solid literature review that zeroes in on current market trends within the technology sector. The study must draw evenly from academic journals, authoritative industry reports, and reputable news articles so the final manuscript reflects both scholarly depth and real-world relevance. The review should map how the tech market has evolved over the past five to seven years, highlight major inflection points, and surface any emerging patterns worth watching. I’m interested in seeing where analysts and academics converge—or disagree—on issues such as adoption cycles, competitive dynamics, and disruptive innovation. To keep the project manageable and immediately useful for my writing schedule, I’d like the work delivered as: • A narrative synthesis of roughly 4,000–5,000 words that threads the main arguments together. • An annotated bibliography (APA or Chicago—let me know which you prefer) listing every source consulted, with one-to-two-sentence notes explaining why each piece is relevant. • A concise table summarizing key data points or statistics that recur across multiple sources (e.g., growth rates, market share shifts). Please prioritise peer-reviewed journals first, layer in Gartner/Forrester-style reports next, and then corroborate trends with respected outlets such as The Economist, Wired, or the Financial Times. Direct links or DOIs to every source are essential so I can fact-check and cite quickly. Let me know your timeline for the first draft and how you plan to structure the review before you dive in—I’d like to approve the outline up front.