So, I went back and compared it to trends I have been cataloging on my New
Florence innovation blog.
At the composite 50,000 foot level it is tough to argue with Gartner's list
though but I am surprised Mobility and Telepresence are not in the list. It
could be also be semantics as they may put telepresence as an application
under Unified Communications.
Also, by vertical you would get very different answers. So, in healthcare,
sensors of different kinds would be in the top 10. In a number of product
centric industries nanotechnology and visualization technologies would make the
list. Also, if you slice by size of enterprise I would argue SaaS would be high
on list for many SMEs.
So, I went back and compared it to trends I have been cataloging on my New
Florence innovation blog.
At the composite 50,000 foot level it is tough to argue with Gartner's list
though but I am surprised Mobility and Telepresence are not in the list. It
could be also be semantics as they may put telepresence as an application
under Unified Communications.
Also, by vertical you would get very different answers. So, in healthcare,
sensors of different kinds would be in the top 10. In a number of product
centric industries nanotechnology and visualization technologies would make the
list. Also, if you slice by size of enterprise I would argue SaaS would be high
on list for many SMEs.
Gartner's Top 10 Strategic Technologies
Gartner outlines its list at ITxpo
So, I went back and compared it to trends I have been cataloging on my New Florence innovation blog.
At the composite 50,000 foot level it is tough to argue with Gartner's list though but I am surprised Mobility and Telepresence are not in the list. It could be also be semantics as they may put telepresence as an application under Unified Communications.
Also, by vertical you would get very different answers. So, in healthcare, sensors of different kinds would be in the top 10. In a number of product centric industries nanotechnology and visualization technologies would make the list. Also, if you slice by size of enterprise I would argue SaaS would be high on list for many SMEs.
October 15, 2008 in Industry Commentary | Permalink