The Real Story Group has just released its annual technology predictions that serve as a guide for where the technology marketplace may go in 2012. Principal Alan Pelz-Sharpe recorded the annual predictions this year, noting that this is the sixth edition of the end-of-year predictions from The Real Story Group’s team of analysts. The predictions for 2012 include some interesting and bold statements that predict the death of the intranet, the collision of CMS and CRM tools, new technology marketplace job creation, and increasing demands for social software in Microsoft SharePoint. View the complete 2012 predictions with explanations of the implications for each within the marketplace.
The 2012 Real Story Group technology predictions are:
- Big data meets web marketing
- Enterprise search marketplace opens up… again
- Social services are questioned in SharePoint
- CRM and CMS on a collision course
- Death of the intranet as we know it
- BPM springs back to life
- Managing rich media goes mainstream in the enterprise
- Big data blows into the cloud
- Pervasive mobile-only apps
- New job titles emerge
- Security fears rise: phones, tablets, the cloud —where is our content?
- Lines blur between commercial and open source technologies
Read an explanation of these predictions and see the predictions video at: http://www.realstorygroup.com/Blog/2260-2012-Technology-Predictions.html
About Real Story Group
The Real Story Group provides research and advisory services to support you through content technology selection and implementation. Through highly detailed technical evaluations, advisory papers, and education courses, The Real Story Group helps you to sort out the complex technology landscape, so that you can minimize time and effort identifying technologies suited to your particular requirements. The Real Story Group evaluates Web Content Management, Digital Asset Management, Document & Records Management (ECM), Enterprise Collaboration & Social Software, Enterprise Search, and SharePoint Ecosystem vendors.
To retain its independence as an impartial analyst firm, Real Story Group works solely for solutions buyers and never for vendors.
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