2010 ERP predictions reviewed

Following from my previous post of Panorama’s 2011 ERP predictions, I was pointed to their 2010 predictions, which were:

1. Diligent focus on ERP software benefits realization and ROI.
2. SMBs to get back into the ERP software market.
3. Increased adoption of Software as a Service (SaaS) at SMBs.
4. Lots of ERP SaaS talk, but not as much action at large organizations.
5. Increasing focus on organizational change management and ERP benefits realization.
6. With ERP software, it’s still a buyers’ market.
7. Enterprise software risk management.
8. ERP software vendor consolidation.
9. Focus on integration rather than major ERP package enhancements.
10. Niches, low-hanging fruit, and business value.

Which one’s would you vote as being the most accurate?

Your 2011 ERP predictions

Eric Kimberling of Panorama published their top 10 ERP predictions for 2011.

1. Risk management and mitigation.
2. Increasing focus on organizational change management.
3. Increasing need for ERP business cases, ROI analysis, and benefits realization. 
4. ERP lawsuits and canceled ERP projects.
5. ERP vendors will get their “mojo” back. 
6. ERP vendor consolidation.
7. Heavy adoption of Software as a Service (SaaS) models at small and mid-size businesses (SMBs).
8. Continued buzz around cloud computing. 
9. A good year for CRM software.
10. More focus on diagnostics, analytics, and business intelligence.

But predictions can be subjective, so I would be interested to know how you would rank them.