Sentence examples for tech forecasting from inspiring English sources

Design fictions are now being used in sectors ranging from health technology discussions with the public to defence tech forecasting, and even policy making.

Despite U.S. gasoline prices rising to over $2 per gallon, investors were lured back to equities by strong tech forecasts and a fairly successful annual meeting season.

IDC's worldwide tech spending forecasts call for 5% to 6% increases annually through to 2009.

Not only is the global ed tech market forecast to be worth around $252 billion by 2020, but the opportunity to instill brand loyalty at the start of a lifetime of consumption is too good an opportunity to miss.

I'd seen the hi-tech weather forecast in the guide's room: the guests I'd joined at Powder South had endured the same bad weather we'd had.

However, in the next couple of years broadband services will at last reach the home so long as companies and regulators don't fall out over how it should be delivered.Forrester, a high-tech consultancy, forecasts that by the end of next year 2.2m households in America will have a broadband connection.

Forrester Research, a high-tech consultancy, forecasts that by 2004 companies will be spending 20% less on software licences than they do now because they will be using these kinds of open-source programs.However, there are two areas of the software industry that open-source will have trouble penetrating.

Profit for techs is forecast to surge 50% in 2002, which would blow away the S&P; 500's 18.7% earnings growth forecast for next year.

The tech industry still forecasts new products based on an observation made in 1965 by Intel cofounder Gordon Moore.

Panmure's George O'Connor was to blame as the tech guru cut forecasts after the euro's slide, predicting that earnings will fall next year.

That is a sharp retreat from the Wall Street consensus in early October, when analysts forecast tech sector profits to rise 8percentt in the fourth quarter.