8. Trigence. It was Trigence that provoked me to write this posting: To Virtualize The OS or To Virtualize The App? Trigence does app virtualization. It is going to take it a while to dent the current dash to OS virtualization, but I expect Trigence to more than hold its own as this market evolves.
9. StrikeIron. In early December 2007, I wrote Has StrikeIron Cracked the Mashup Market?. I think it has.
10. Kaspersky. Kaspersky is growing dramatically. It has a solid foundation in the EU market and a growing presence in the US. It is poised to diversify and its technologists are high class. This is a company to watch for many reasons (not least of which is their impending embrace of whitelisting)
Enough, enough! I’ve got work to do.
Note: There is now another posting on this theme: 10 More IT Companies to Track in 2008/2009
Also Note: There are 7 forecast postings for 2008. They are:
Forecasts for 2008: #1 Chips & Virtualization
Forecasts for 2008: #2 The Server
Forecasts for 2008: #3 The PC Market
Forecasts for 2008: #4 Google and the Cloud
Forecasts for 2008: #5 Communications Convergence
Forecasts for 2008: #6 The Application Layer
Forecasts for 2008: #7 Security
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Nice
interesting
umnn really interesting
I had also written about 17 technology trends that will change the tech world in 2008 and beyond
http://www.reviewsaurus.com/web-applications-reviews/inventions-change-tech-world-2008-1/
let me know what you think
The idea there was that consumers would bring their broken electronic
devices, such as television sets and VCR’s, to the destruction centers,
where trained personnel would whack them (the devices) with sledgehammers.
With their devices thus permanently destroyed, consumers would then be free
to go out and buy new devices, rather than have to fritter away years of
their lives trying to have the old ones repaired at so-called “factory
service centers,” which in fact consist of two men named Lester poking at
the insides of broken electronic devices with cheap cigars and going,
“Lookit all them WIRES in there!”
– Dave Barry, “‘Mister Mediocre’ Restaurants”
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