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Predictions for 2010

December 17, 2009

Chris Schmitt

The first annual TeamCamp Christmas was a smashing success last night. We had a great discussion about what will be big in 2010. Here are our predictions:

Eric – Google Web Toolkit will take off making it easier to develop web apps.

Mike – 1. Oracle will have a challenging time trying absorb the Sun (and mysql) 2. Mashups.

Bryan – 1. HTML5 – Flash and Silverlight applications will start moving to HTML5. 2. ChromeOS

Fred – Real time video will start to appear on wireless devices. Other countries already have it, why not Canada?

Ian -1. The economy will “double dip”. 2. Twitter will figure out how to monetize its service – or suffer a steady decline in valuation.

Jean-Claude – Content on video sharing sites will get better because more users will have access to tools used by the professionals.

Cory – 1. There will be more angel and VC money and as a result more startups will stay in Ottawa rather then relocate to Silicon Valley. 2. The web will leverage people-power to to greatly improve recommendation engines. 3. Google’s biggest threat will be the US Justice Dept.

Len – Social networks will dramatically change the way people search for and find work.

Chris – Hyperlocal web ecosystems will take off.

Ok, now everyone is on record. Let’s check back to see who was right next Christmas!

- Chris

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  1. Cory Darby #
    December 18, 2009

    Looks like Fred called it before it even was 2010; http://bit.ly/67Ifwa

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