Sentence examples for technology forecasting from inspiring English sources

How do these recent developments affect technology forecasting and our view of technological evolution?

The yearly technology forecasting game tends to be too earnest and too obvious.

Meanwhile, Cahner's In-Stat, a technology forecasting firm with offices in Newton, Massachusetts, expects to see one in every two radios sold in America equipped with a digital decoder within four years.

Harris earned a fortune in the technology forecasting business and, at the height of the first internet boom, sunk a good chunk of his cash on a pair of art projects intended to explore the new-media matrix into which the internet was ushering us.

In addition, application of DT to technology forecasting is addressed.

The academic literature is represented by two distinct views on technology forecasting.

Global spending on enterprise technology, forecast at $2.7 trillion for 2012, has been long dominated by corporate sales and use of personal computers tied to proprietary servers.

A dim technology forecast from Cisco Systems sent stocks tumbling yesterday, as investors who had been upbeat after four weeks of gains got a sobering reminder of the economy's uncertain outlook.

"I'd say the chances of Microsoft being broken up are zero," said Mark R. Anderson, author of the influential Strategic News Service newsletter (www.stratnews.com), which has an admirable track record for technology forecasts.

This article describes an exercise that has participants evaluate a 1937 U.S. Government sponsored technology forecast.

Dealing with technology forecasts and anticipation of upcoming breakthrough technologies is one of the key tasks for those involved in technology-intensive industries.