I’m tipping my hat. No one abs. knows the answers, but you and your colleagues have a better sense of shaping it.

The number game eh! In 1995 they thought it would be in 1999. In 1998 I had friends in Soho who spoke about something called Web Mk II for 2000.

Oreilly got there first with his accepted definition web 2.0 - far more snazzier.

These numbers, invariably plucked from tke sky, signify one thing, that it is the future. The “what next”. Tomorrow ?%$?, things won’t be as they are and we’re living in protracted time changes.

What once took thirty years turns around in a cycle of .. there, a number again, 10 less 9 whatever, but less all the same.

But here’s the other game, pick an app that many of your colleagues are sharing, using. There is a strong chance it will emerge from the undergrowth and then into a news business commodity.

When? Beats me. Grey suits might still control the economy, but it’s a generation born into a system with no fears [Computers phwer!] that are innovating.

Pick a number? That’s a pretty good game