Predicting Disruptive Technology
The need for new architectures is imminent to ensure the future Internet can meet the demands of a growing, and continually disruptive, mobile and sensor device population that is redefining the client-server interaction model.
Experts in the past have called California ungovernable. However, the promise of Gov 2.0 seeks to provide citizens with tools that empower them to interact, influence and even change the way politics is done. Whether through video conferencing to connect city staff and residents who need help, or crowdsourcing to discuss the city budget, technology is changing the way we think about — and participate in — government.
Organizations must continue to develop the right strategies and talent to deliver the robust content and network performance consumers demand on mobile. Whether the engagement metric is making a purchase, sharing content or watching a video, users are more likely to engage with sites on mobile compared to desktop. For retailers, this increases the need to ensure they are optimizing their sites and e-commerce options for mobile devices.
