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The Gartner Fellows Interviews pair the best and the brightest of Gartner analysts with the best and the brightest unconventional thinkers and leaders within and without the IT world. They are the people who make a difference, the people whose interests and expertise include not only IT, but business, government, policy, innovation, the future, and most of all — people.
This is where it all begins and ends, with notable people whose approaches to success are not mired in the mundane. The Gartner Fellows Interviews highlight our fears, our uncertainties and the ideas we must embrace to reach our dreams and goals in a complex, uncertain world.
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Cloud computing will be critically dependent on virtualization technology. Ian Pratt, one of the best known and most-respected technology leaders in the field of virtualization, explains how the compute platform will change and the impact on the IT industry. 
On August 2, 2007 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued its "Report to Congress on Server and Data Center Energy Efficiency". To gain a deeper understanding on the findings and implications of this report, we interviewed the Administrator of the EPA, Stephen L. Johnson in his Washington, D.C. office.
Wearable computing pioneer Dr. Thad Starner speaks with Gartner about why he got involved with the concept, what has changed during the 15 years he has been wearing a computer and what he expects for the future.
John Suffolk is the government CIO of the world's fifth-largest national economy. His job is to lead a national council of government CIOs and to act as the face of U.K. government IT at home and abroad. He leads delivery of public services transformation enabled by technology.
Kim Cameron is the creator of the "Seven Laws of Identity," which describe a vision for the future of digital identity. We sat down with Cameron to get his views on the future shape and role of identity in consumer and enterprise applications.
Nicholas M. Donofrio, a 43-year IBM employee, has been a chief catalyst in transforming IBM's technology culture from one focused solely on technical achievement to one in which technical leaders are active and motivated contributors to IBM's business strategy.
In this interview conducted by Gartner Fellow Ken McGee, he offers his views on the future of stock exchanges, capital markets and IT's role in both.
Tom Austin recently interviewed Eric von Hippel to discuss his new book: Democratizing Innovation. This seminal book - based on a broad base of academic research - explores how users have been driving the innovation process for centuries. It also discusses opportunities that organizations can avail themselves of by exploiting user-driven innovation.
Connectivity for the World: Our Interview With Amir Alexander Hasson of United Villages — Amir Alexander Hasson is founder of United Villages, an innovator of low-cost Internet access for remote villages in developing nations. In this Gartner interview, he discusses plans to connect 2 billion currently unserved people to modern networks.
