Jun 25
The bottom line is that the need for staying current on analytics, business intelligence, data mining and linguistic modeling using cloud-based data is going to accelerate in importance faster than anyone expects.
International Data Corporation (IDC) does a consistently excellent job summarizing their IT predictions and then regularly critiquing them throughout the year.
In the following five minute video, Frank Gens, Senior VP and Chief Analyst, discusses the top10 predictions most impacting IT in 2010. Included is an assessment of cloud computing’s extensive adoption and growth. If you are interested in downloading the predictions please visit the microsite IDC has created for this series. It’s excellent.
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This Blog’s Purpose
Customer-driven innovation made possible through social networks is re-ordering the software industry today.
This blog is dedicated to tracking the latest economic, technological, and social innovations impacting how companies use software to connect with and serve their channels and customers.
What makes all these changes so fascinating is how trust is getting factored into these platforms, and the role it is playing in social networks too.
I really want to cover the intersection of trust and technology in this blog – that is what led me to create it.
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