Sentences with phrase «technologies hype cycle»

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«Over the last couple of years [3D printing has] gone through this massive hype cycle where it's going to print you a cup and fill it with coffee,» observes Ben Wynne, chief Technology Officer at Vancouver - based Wiivv Wearables.

Cloud computing, the buzzword sweeping the tech world, claimed the top spot in the most recent Hype Cycle report put out by Gartner Research, while a BusinessWeek cover story compared the technology's impact to the introduction of electricity.

There's a link — albeit tenuous — between art sales and stock market performance, and at this point, the message seems to be clear: the hype cycle that's pushed up valuations for everything from hot technology startups like Uber and Snapchat to modernist paintings seems to be coming to an end.

Citing a phenomenon represented by the Gartner Hype Cycle, he explains that when there is some big breakthrough in a new technology, investments go up, the media latches on and the public speculates excitedly about the possibilities.

Each year, Gartner's Hype Cycle, highlights «a set of technologies that will have broad - ranging impact across the business... It features technologies that are the focus of attention because of particularly high levels of hype, or those that may not be broadly acknowledged but that Gartner believes have the potential for significant impact.&raHype Cycle, highlights «a set of technologies that will have broad - ranging impact across the business... It features technologies that are the focus of attention because of particularly high levels of hype, or those that may not be broadly acknowledged but that Gartner believes have the potential for significant impact.&rahype, or those that may not be broadly acknowledged but that Gartner believes have the potential for significant impact.»

For 2018, my top advice to retailers is to look beyond the hype cycle and pay close attention to the technologies and capabilities digital leaders are implementing across their omnichannel environments.

While human augmentation is just at the beginning of the innovation trigger phase of the Hype Cycle, complementary emerging technologies such as machine learning, blockchain, drones (commercial UAVs), software - defined security and brain - computer interfaces have moved significantly along the Hype Cycle since 2016.

«Our 2017 Hype Cycle reveals three distinct technology trends that profoundly create new experiences with unrivaled intelligence, and offer platforms that propel organizations to connect with new business ecosystems in order to become competitive over the next five to 10 years.»

This Hype Cycle looks at technologies that show promise in delivering a high degree of competitive advantage.

For the last 20 years, the annual Gartner Hype Cycle has presented its picks for the most important technologies and trends of the year along with its prediction for where the technology lay in its adoption cCycle has presented its picks for the most important technologies and trends of the year along with its prediction for where the technology lay in its adoption cyclecycle.

However, as Finextra points out, the hype cycle is calming down as bankers and financial institutions come to recognize that blockchain is best applied to use cases such as cross-border payments, where the risk of relying on outdated technology outweighs hesitance to try a new solution.

Since the Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies is purposely focused on more emerging technologies, it mostly supports the last three of these stages: Digital Marketing, Digital Business and Autonomous.

As the Gartner Hype Cycle celebrates its 20th year, Gartner said that as enterprises set out on the journey to becoming digital businesses, identifying and employing the right technologies at the right time will be critical.

The Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies report is the longest - running annual Hype Cycle, providing a cross-industry perspective on the technologies and trends that business strategists, chief innovation officers, R&D leaders, entrepreneurs, global market developers and emerging technology teams should consider in developing emerging - technology portfolios.

Gartner's 2014 Hype Cycle Special Report provides strategists and planners with an assessment of the maturity, business benefit and future direction of more than 2,000 technologies, grouped into 119 areas.

«Enterprises should use this Hype Cycle to identify which technologies are emerging and use the concept of digital business transformation to identify which business trends may result.»

«Although we have categorized each of the technologies on the Hype Cycle into one of the digital business stages, enterprises should not limit themselves to these technology groupings,» said Mr. LeHong.

According to a recent Gartner report, Blockchain distributed ledger technology has reached the peak of its hype cycle and remains at the peak of inflated expectations.

The Hype Cycle graphic has been used by Gartner since 1995 to highlight the common pattern of over enthusiasm, disillusionment and eventual realism that accompany each new technology and innovation.

Specifically, she was thinking about Gartner's hype cycle, a glib model cooked up by an IT research firm, in which every new technology ascends a «peak of inflated expectations,» sinks into a «trough of disillusionment,» then climbs the «slope of enlightenment» to reach a «plateau of productivity.»

However, the guidelines were published almost 15 years ago, and during this time we have grown older and maybe more critically aware of the hype cycles and the techno - romance of emerging technologies.

With the benefit of significant research on this topic (much of it by the authors of these guidelines) and sobered, like them, by the «hype cycles and the techno - romance of emerging technologies» (Hicks et al., 2014, para. 5), social studies scholars today have a better informed and more theoretically sophisticated perspective concerning the affordances and challenges of digital technologies in social studies teacher preparation than once was the case.

But experience suggests that, before we reach the steady state of technology adoption — and the business transformation it enables — we must pass through a cycle of hype and disillusionment.

I reviewed Richard Tromans» view of the Gartner Hype Cycle, who suggests that all of the industry buzz about artificial intelligence and machine learning is in a «Trough of Disillusionment» before the potential of those technologies can be realized.

Lawyers have avoided the Hype Cycle, because lawyers have avoided technology.

That is the question Eddie Copeland asked in his essay, «Busting the hype cycle: 5 questions to ask about any new technology.»

Plotting technology X on the Hype Cycle can be fun.

According to Gartner, blockchain is at the top of the «Hype Cycle» for an emerging technology.

Gartner asserts blockchain technology is now experiencing the exponential uptick in the hype cycle.

Check out our recent article on the Gartner Hype Cycle for emerging technologies.

«While the Bitcoin hype cycle has gone quiet, Silicon Valley and Wall Street are betting that the underlying technology behind it, the Blockchain, can change... well everything.»