“The future is the state of things yet to come. One can only
expect what may happen and never know what will happen. The future
can only be predicted based on past experience. The predictions
differ based on the forecaster and his experience, in-depth
understanding and knowledge. The technological future is the
technology of the future, the destiny of the technology of
today.“The predictions of tomorrow’s technology are as diverse and
conflicting as any ranging from the on-demand business model
promulgated by IBM to the user empowerment as envisioned by
Microsoft. While the top players in the field continue composing
and refining their visions and trying to make them reality, the
debate rages on…”
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