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2010 Promises More Real-Time and Convergence

December 23, 2009
Filed Under: in Analysis, Bleeding Edge, Interviews, Media, Predictions, Real-Time Web, Sharing, Social Media, Startups, Video
Author: Robert Scoble

Welcome back.

image Jeremiah Owyang and Ray Wong are two of the best analysts in the tech industry.

The two former Forrester Research Inc. analysts recently joined the Altimeter Group founded by  Charlene Li, who also was an analyst at Forrester before going out on her own this summer.

Jeremiah focuses on social media in his role as customer strategist while Ray’s expertise is in enterprise strategy and cloud computing at the social media strategy consulting group.

Between the two of them they see more companies than almost anyone else on earth so we asked them to share their observations in an interview about what the new year promises for the technology industry.

“That accelerating speed is a special challenge for business,” said Ray.

The hallmark of almost everything they see coming is an accelerating real-time process and even more integration of information in new products and services.

“The pace of adoption is much slower than the pace of change,” Ray said.

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9 responses to “2010 Promises More Real-Time and Convergence”

  1. John Furrier says:
    December 23, 2009 at 1:45 pm

    Love those guys. All PodTech alumni nice work

    Reply
  2. Jeremiah Owyang says:
    December 23, 2009 at 2:12 pm

    Hey friends, Yes John we were all alumni thanks for the shout all.

    Reply

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