What Gartner Thinks The Big Trends Of The Next Decade Are
from the ho-hum dept
David Coursey is taking issue with Gartner's latest predictions for the top four business/tech trends of the next decade. Three of the trends seem obvious, and the last one just seems weird. The obvious ones: customer "self-service" online, web services, and wearable computing. Of course, my bet is that all of these will come about in different ways that Gartner is predicting. The last one is something to do with "tagging", which seems to be Gartner's way of reinventing the term "metadata" while sounding like consultants.
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Heres a prediction for you. ALL useless bloated fat will be trimmed over the next 10 year. Gartner, GO AWAY already.
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