T-SQL dynamic pivot

try this:

SQL Server 2005+

 ;with 
        cte_name  as(select * from <table> where ColumnName='name'),
        cte_phone as(select * from <table> where ColumnName='phone'),
        cte_email as(select * from <table> where ColumnName='email')
  select n.ItemID,n.Value [Name],p.Value [Phone],e.Value [Email] 
  from  cte_name n
  join  cte_phone p
  on    n.ItemID=p.ItemID
  join  cte_email e
  on    n.ItemID=e.ItemID

SQL Fiddle Demo

Have a look at the following example

CREATE TABLE #Table (
        ID INT,
        ColumnName VARCHAR(250),
        Value VARCHAR(250)
)

INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 1,'name','Peter' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 1,'phone','12345678' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 1,'email','[email protected]' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 2,'name','John' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 2,'phone','87654321' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 2,'email','[email protected]' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 3,'name','Sarah' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 3,'phone','55667788' 
INSERT INTO #Table SELECT 3,'email','[email protected]' 

---I assumed your tablename as TESTTABLE--- 
DECLARE @cols NVARCHAR(2000) 
DECLARE @query NVARCHAR(4000) 

SELECT  @cols = STUFF(( SELECT DISTINCT TOP 100 PERCENT 
                                '],[' + t.ColumnName 
                        FROM    #Table AS t 
                        --ORDER BY '],[' + t.ID 
                        FOR XML PATH('') 
                      ), 1, 2, '') + ']' 

SELECT  @cols

SET @query = N'SELECT ID,'+ @cols +' FROM 
(SELECT t1.ID,t1.ColumnName , t1.Value FROM #Table AS t1) p 
PIVOT (MAX([Value]) FOR ColumnName IN ( '+ @cols +' )) 
AS pvt;' 

EXECUTE(@query)

DROP TABLE #Table