First edition. 12 trends in two categories, Emerging Enablers (1-6) and Disruptive Deployments (7-12). Read from the Wayback Machine copy of the Deloitte Global PDF. The preface places all trends in 2010 ('technology trends we see as relevant for 2010'); horizon and target_year carry that edition-level statement. Quotes are the chapter subtitles unless noted. Published month not stated in the PDF.
Leaders expect confident answers to fundamental business questions. Step one is the right foundation.
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Improving the “business of IT” by planning for the end-game from day one
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Moving from background technology to a priority business discipline
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In 2010, companies are being driven by their own unique needs across business units and geographies, to explore alternatives to single global instances and universal process definitions.
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The battleground for innovation in the untethered enterprise
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In 2010, we believe there will be a movement to consider higher-order virtualization (operations, facilities, business functions) and core IT capabilities.
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From automating “what I need to do” to automating “what I need to know”
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Moving beyond labor arbitrage in Applications Management Services (AMS)
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Right information, right user, right time, right context, right outcomes
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In 2010, look for SOA to move powerfully outside of IT into business strategy, organization design, and governance models.
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Bring your value chain to life using signals, not just sensors
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Cloud services – from technology evolution to business revolution
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