Ten key IT Technology in 2010

According to CIO.com, in 2010 the top ten most concerned about the key technology areas are:-

1. Cloud computing

In the 405 polled IT professionals, 57% of the people included in the analysis of the scope of cloud computing and are being tested this technology, but so far, only 15% of people have been deployed applied Cloud computing.

2. Business Process Management

46% of people are closely watching the technology, 26% of people have applied this technology to deploy.

3. Web 2.0 / Social Networking Technology

45% of people are paying close attention to this technology, 32% of people have applied this technology to deploy.

4. Desktop/Client Virtualization Technology

45% of people are paying close attention to this technology, 27% of people have applied this technology to deploy.

5. SOA

45% of people are paying close attention to this technology, 26% of people have applied this technology to deploy.

6. Analysis

44% of people are paying close attention to this technology, 47% of people have already applied the technology to deploy.

7. Storage Virtualization

44% of people are closely watching the technology, 35% of people have already applied the technology to deploy.

8. Enterprise Data Management

43% of people are closely watching the technology, 35% of people have already applied the technology to deploy.

9. Service-Oriented software (SaaS) and various Internet services

40% of people are closely watching the technology, 35% of people have already applied the technology to deploy.

10. Collaboration Technology

40% of people are closely watching the technology, 33% of people have already applied the technology to deploy. 

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