2005 Prediction Collection
A collection of noteworthy predictions for the coming year

What is going to happen in the year 2005? Here is a collection of various writer predictions of what could be. We feel you will find this collection both entertaining and informative. Have a prediction that you would like added to our list? Please write us and if we like it, we'll add it.

Birds-Eye's Predictions - short but sweet!

Predictions by Companies:

Predictions by Individuals:

Gunjan Bagla, Dynamic Logic
Jeff Pulver, BLOG
Phillip Swann, TVPredictions.com

Posted Predictions (anonymous):

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Guest Predictions:

By Minturn Osborne (12/16/2004):

1) Comcast hits 42% HSD penetration
2) Cable tops $63 per month per basic subscriber
3) Viacom buys Charter

By Ed Pimentel (12/11/2004):

In 2005 we will see more Enterprise Mobile solutions, such as Mobile CRM, Fleet Management, SMS Aggregation.
MVNOs will begin to emerge and there will be significant opportunities for those who will provide BSS/OSS to the MVNOs.
The European/Asian Mobile Entertainment Tsunami wave will reach the US shores; which in turn will create significant opportunity for third party billing.
XoIP (Voice, Video, etc,,, barb wire over IP) will continue to gain momentum, and the need for IPV6/IPV4 interoperability will become more evident.
A number of companies will capitalize in the commercialization of Grid Computing and WebServices SOA Infrastructure.
AgileCO will be among the first company in the world with OSSj compliant Network Middleware, with a WS SOA Infrastructure and then to manage it using FIPA /P2P Intelligent Agents and Distributed Sensors.
AgileCO Liberty/SAML compliant Identity Management will be use by a number of Mobile and Cable companies.

If you have feedback and comments on the above, please contact Ed Pimentel at ed@edpimentel.com or ed@agileco.net

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