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Ready for some more predictions? Gartner (news, site) got them. Looking at 2010 and beyond, the analysts put together a mighty list of trends and events that will shake the world of information technology.

It will be the best of times and the worst of times.

Amidst the 2009 predictions for e-new year, there is a consensus that it will bring both financial ruin and success. Chances are that both will come true.

eMarketer released insights of the Internet's plight into the aught nines -- and well, they're kind of what you'd expect. Their senior analysts offered up their best guesses. Let's take a look.

And so it has started. The end of the year is upon us and everyone is thinking about what's ahead. Independent analyst firm CMS Watch has offered up their 2009 predictions. If the results of how they faired with last year's round are any indication, we may all do well to pay attention.

Nobody should be surprised that with the beginning of a new year comes a whole lotta predictions about how 2008 will role out in the big wide world of the Internet. These ones are all about Enterprise 2.0 and are from Dion Hinchcliffe, the guy with the really nice Enterprise 2.0 graphics. Here’s an overview of what he thinks will happen this year

In the spirit of handing out exceptional yet unsolicited advice, the gang here at CMSWire felt it was our duty to provide our loyal readers with some of our keen insights into the world of content management for 2008.

So without further adieu, here’s exactly what you can expect to happen in 2008.

It is that time of year again isn’t it? Predictions up the wazu…from every walk of analyst. CMSWatch is one of the first to spout it’s predictions for 2008 on everything from Google, to the downfall of SharePoint, to the rise of the Search engine.

Interwoven is hosting a webcast at 10am Pacific time today. The event will feature Forrester Research industry analyst, Stephen Powers. The topic is the latest trends in Web content management and which next-generation Web CMS capabilities are enabling companies to get ahead and “drive top-line growth.” You can register here, and should do so quickly if you want to attend — you’ve got exactly one hour before cast-off.

[[Update: The full webcast (slides & audio) is now available from Interwoven (Windows Media).]]