How's your year go? Pretty good? Well, regardless, it's almost over, so that means it's time for some predictions! Before Richard and Coté go over some hopes and dreams for 2019, they review some 2018 predictions. Some didn't work out at all, some were exactly correct, but, as always, most of them were in the ballpark.

Also, the mystery of why we have a flat-head screw driver when the phillips is so clearly superior.

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Predictions of years past

• What happened to voice things (e.g., Alexa)? Previously this year Gartner was saying "30% of web browsing will be done via voice by 2020."

• Overview of Gartner 2018 predictions.

• 8 Overly Confident, Mostly Pessimistic Predictions About Tech in 2018.

• "MySpace could make a comeback."

• CRN's "10 Cloud Predictions For 2018."

• Pivotal people and customers.

About the Author

Michael Coté works on the advocates team for VMware Tanzu. See @cote for more.

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