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Forrester

Scientific  
/ fôrĭs-tər /
  1. American computer engineer who pioneered the development of computer storage devices. In 1949 he devised the first magnetic core memory for an electronic digital computer.


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Introducing new tech to a production line is always a balance, says Craig Le Clair, principal analyst at the research firm Forrester, and also the author of Random Acts of Automation: How to Fight Back When Automation Threatens Your Work, Your Life, and Everything You Do.

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"The length of time it takes someone to recover from this nasal dip could be an objective measure of how well somebody regulates their stress," said Prof Forrester.

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Forrester analyst Thomas Husson said 2025 could be seen as a "tipping point" for how frequently AI is now used in our day-to-day lives.

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"Netflix is already the biggest streaming service and now you add HBO Max to that and it becomes arguably untouchable," said Mike Proulx, vice president at research firm Forrester.

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The trajectory is clear, Forrester's Mr Proulx said, the future is "all-streaming".

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