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Automotive Industry GartnerG2
Developing an individual technology implementation plan is a critical step in addressing specific business objectives in the automotive industry. While all technologies have the potential to improve business processes or even transform the entire industry, automotive companies must have a clear understanding of realistic benefits and relative technology maturity in order to prioritize their investments.
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Banking Industry GartnerG2
Banks worldwide need to boost efficiency while keeping customers happy and costs down. IT firms are talking up a raft of technological innovations, but banks prefer usefulness to hype. Gartner’s in-depth analysis of recent technological trends can help them decide what to use, and when.
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Energy Industry GartnerG2
This Report presents a perspective on emerging technologies that have significant implications for the energy industry, and offers specific recommendations for appropriate adoption strategies.
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Government
Cost containment and efficiency are primary drivers in most government IT projects, while many countries are struggling to fulfill their e-government agendas. Consider these emerging technologies that will significantly affect governments' IT use.
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Healthcare Payer Industry GartnerG2
Healthcare stakeholders—consumers, healthcare payers, providers, delivery systems, etc.—need to collaborate and create a more effective environment. Many technologies on the 2004 Hype Cycle will play a significant role in supporting collaboration between key stakeholders.
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Healthcare Provider Technologies
The art of medicine has exceeded the cognitive capacity of people. It needs the help of the technologies tracked in our Hype Cycle to improve decisions and collaboration. At last, public policy is coming around to support this opportunity.
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Higher Education
After a period of retrenchment during the post-boom budget crunch, higher education is positioned again to make strategic investments in new technologies. The richest area of innovation will be e-learning.
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Insurance Industry GartnerG2
Insurers are transforming their businesses into world-class, operationally excellent, customer-centered institutions, and technology is playing a central role in this transformation. But insurers still struggle with the cultural changes necessary to realize the full potential of these technologies.
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Investment Industry GartnerG2
In making technology investments in the investments sector, the challenge is how to best align developmental IT efforts with business goals. To do so, companies need a framework to link their business strategies and IT efforts in clear and consistent way.
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Life Sciences Industry GartnerG2
This Report presents a perspective on emerging technologies that have significant implications for the life sciences industry, and offers specific recommendations for appropriate adoption strategies.
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Manufacturing Industry GartnerG2
This Report presents a perspective on emerging technologies and technology-driven or -enabled business issues that have significant implications for manufacturers, and offers specific recommendations for appropriate adoption strategies.
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Media Industry GartnerG2
This Report presents the emerging technologies that have significant implications for the media industry, where these technologies are currently in the Gartner Hype Cycle and projections for widespread market adoption.
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Retail Industry GartnerG2
No longer content to be the technology laggard of the past, the retail sector is transforming its approach to and widening its use of technology.
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Telecommunication Technologies
Competition for revenue has led the telecom industry to seek new technologies, such as video telephony, and develop new service offerings, such as location "aware" services, while undergoing debt restructuring.
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Transportation & Travel
Despite economic turmoil and declining air travel revenue, the transportation industry will continue to introduce important new technologies through 2007, such as RFID, Web cargo portals, online travel shopping services and possibly biometrics.
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Utility Technologies
Sustained business challenges are the catalysts for the utility industry's reform and rebirth. This will drive the introduction of new technologies and increase the use of outsourcing during the 2004 through 2007 time frame.
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