IT spending to grow 5.4% in 2007
Dollar-valued global IT spending will grow 5.5% in 2006 and 5.4% in 2007. Spending will then average 4.3% annual growth through 2010, Gartner says.
Published on: February 28, 2007 Department: Spending
Published on: February 28, 2007 Department: Spending
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- 21% of CIOs expect their security budgets to increase
- Global IT spending to reach $3.4 trln in 2008
- Top Russian Internet advertisers: Ford, MTS, Megafon, GM, Vympelkom
- US small businesses to spend $280 bln on IT by 2012
- EAS market in the Czech Republic declined 4.5% YTY in 2007
- Worldwide remote branch spending to grow 6% to $24.2 bln by 2011
- Worldwide spending on Internet ads will total $65.2 bln in 2008
- Virtualization growth rising from 46% in 2007 to 54% in 2008
- Telecom spending to reach $923.91 bln in 2008
- Medium-sized business enterprise applications market will grow to $80.3 bln by the end of 2012
- The Brazilian IT market will grow to $24 bln
- Consumer spending to reach $234 bln by 2012
- Open source software to generate $4.83 bln by 2012
- 40% of global R&D spendingis done by the US
- 56% of North American and European enterprises consider Web 2.0 to be a priority in 2008
- Web 2.0 spending to reach $4.6 bln by 2013
- Global IT budgets to grow 3.3% in 2008, US IT budgets to grow 2.3%
- 75% of China’s online gaming market is virtual item sales
- US online ad spending to grow 23.4% in 2008
- $1.5 bln spent on telecom and IT in Pakistan in 2007
- 31% of medium US businesses use SaaS
- 33.5% of global patents filed by US companies in 2007
- Ad revenues will grow 3.6% in Europe and 3.7% in the US in 2008-2012
- $7.5 bln spent on renting DVDs in 2006
- Norwegian IT services market grew 7% in Q1-Q2 2007
- $3.8 bln worth of Windows point-of-sale terminals sold in 2007
- US direct marketing market reached $173.2 bln in 2007
- Albanian IT market reached nearly $44 mln in 2006
- 33.1% of marketers expect to increase their budgets in 2008
- 61% of Brits and 54% of Americans think the economy will get worse
- Swedish IT services market grew to 24.6 bln kronas in Q1-Q2 2007
- France SMBs spent $34 bln on IT and telecom in 2007
- SMB IT spending in ASEAN to reach $13.4 bln in 2008
- France SMB spent $34 bln on IT and telecom in 2007
- 23% of North American companies to cut IT spending in Q2 2008
- Singapore SMBs to spend $3 bln on IT in 2008
- Australian IT services market will grow to $15 bln by 2011
- 59% of Americans shop at least twice a week
- IT spending in Asia will increase to $32.77 bln by 2011
- Top ad buyers in Q1-Q3 2007
- Spending by dating sites in Q1-Q3 2007
- Ad spending by sectors in Q1-Q3 2007
- Western European IT spending to grow 4% in 2008
- IT market growth of 5% in 2008
- Where dating services spend money, Q1-Q3 2007
- Spending on direct mail to grow 40% in 2008
- SMB IT spending to grow 7% in 2008
- Consumer tech increases SMB productivity by 30-40%
- US software sales up 15% in 2007
- Asia/Pacific telecom services market was worth over $215 bln in 2007
- 81% of IT organizations pay attention to green-ness
- Only 27% of CIOs have enough people to work on the business needs
- 60.1% of marketers plan will increase marketing budgets in 2008
- 41% of Western European utilities to increase IT spending
- Middle East and North Africa ERP market up 33%
- UK SMB spending on managed security reached $42 mln in 2007
- Romanian IT market to grow by almost 11%
- 27% of Americans think the economy is good or excellent
- US telecom to spend $347.5 bln on IT in 2008
- 25% of young adults spent more on holiday shopping in 2007 than in 2006
- Radio stations to make $28.7 bln by 2016
- Gift cards market worth $14 bln, prepaid cards market worth $81 bln
- UK online sales up 269% on Christmas Day 2007
- Telecom operations support spending to reach $46 bln in 2008
- Gift card sales near $100 bln in 2007
- Only 16% of small businesses use blogs and podcasts
- US SMBs to spend $240 bln on infrastructure and applications
- Word of mouth marketing to attrach $1.35 bln in 2007
- US home-based businesses to spend $52 bln on IT and telecom
- Mexican SMBs to spend $13 bln on IT and communications in 2007
- Global IT market to grow 6% in 2008
- 2007 IT spending to reach $3.1 trillion
- IT spending to reach $730 bln in 2007
- EMEA IT operations market to grow at 8.1% a year
- EMEA IT services to grow to 225.4 bln euros by 2011
- Russian small and medium businesses to spend $5.4 bln on IT in 2007
- German SMBs to spend $7.3 bln on IT in 2007
- IT spending to exceed $2.2 trillion in 2007
- EMEA IT services market to generate 245 bln in 2011
- US business information spending to grow at 6.1% a year
- Chinese SMBs to spend $46 bln on IT by 2010
- Luxury spending up 6.6% in 2006
- Small and medium businesses in China to invest $28 bln into IT in 2007
- Home technical support to generate $1 bln by 2011
- Korean SMBs to spend $16.6 bln on IT in 2007
- Nanotechnology research and development took $12.4 bln in 2006
- Home networking services to generate $3.5 bln by 2011
- IT leasing and financing generated $70 bln in 2006
- IT industry accounts for 2% of carbon dioxide
- Asia-Pacific SMBs to spend $11.6 bln on IT in 2007
- US capex market spending on advanced trading tech to reach $1.3 bln by 2010
- CRM spending to generate $41.4 bln in 2010
- For 80% of IT decision makers business continuity is a priority for 2007
- Tech marketing budgets to grow 8% in 2007
- Japanese small and medium business IT spending reached $41 bln in 2006
- Banking industry IT spending to reach $241.2 bln in 2007
- IT spending to grow 5.4% in 2007
- Digital home health market to generate $2.1 bln by 2010
- 2006 IT spending reached $1.16 trillion
- SMBs to spend $2.44 bln on hosted software as a service and ERP/SCM in 2007
- 2007 spending on e-service and CRM to reach $565 mln in North America
- Master data management market grew 30% in 2006
- $278 bln will be spent on IT services by 2008
- Projected 2007 IT spending by industry
- Large organizations to increase IT spending by 2.8% in 2007
- Slovakian IT spending to rise 11% in 2006
- Chinese logistics IT market to grow at 15.9% a year
- Systems integration market up 4% in 2005
- IT spending to grow 5% in 2007
- 58% of Americans would be happy to receive a gift card for holidays
- $64.1 bln worth of semiconductors sold in Q3 2006
- Asia-Pacific IT spending to reach $52 bln in 2007
- Western European process manufacturers to increase IT spending by 5.9%
- Personal income up 0.5% in September 2006
- Romanian IT services market generated $200 mln in 2005
- Grocers to spend $9.8 bln on IT in 2006
- Media industry generated 1.3 trillion worldwide in 2005, 43% in North America
- US marketing spending to reach $615 bln in 2006
- IT services market to generate $628.8 bln by 2010
- Younger Americans ages 6 to 24 spend $200 bln a year
- Asia-Pacific processing services to grow at 8% a year
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- IT spending by US manufacturers to reach $166.6 bln in 2010
- IT marketing budgets to increase by 7.5% in 2006
- Saudi Arabia IT spending grew 6.4% in 2005
- Croatian IT services market up 32.8% in 2005
- IT spending in financial and healthcare market to exceed $2.2 trillion in 2006
- Polish IT services market up 32.5% in 2005
- EMEA IT services market to generate 229.9 bln euros in 2010
- Latin American SMBs to spend $14 bln on IT in 2009
- User spending on IT services to grow at 5.8% a year
- Indian SMBs to spend $500 mln on servers and networking in 2006
- $221.8 bln spent on luxury items in Q2 2006
- Financial services spending to generate $472.6 bln in 2006
- Value-added managed services in Asia-Pacific to grow 18.5% in 2006
- State healthcare and welfare programs to spend $7.6 bln on IT
- 40% of Americans say travel plans were impacted by high gas prices
- Asia-Pacific value-added managed services market to grow 18.5% in 2006
- Top 12 vendors accounted for 30.2% of Western European retail and wholesale IT
- IT services to generate $828.1 bln by 2010
- Czech IT services spending up 15.3% in 2005
- IT spending on electronic health records to reach $4.8 bln in 2015
- Slovakian IT services market up 22% in 2005
- IT spending by healthcare to grow at 7% a year
- Public sector IT spending in China to reach $6.5 bln in 2006
- Asia-Pacific manufacturing industry spent $15 bln on IT in 2005
- Asia-Pacific IT spending by manufacturing companies to reach $22 bln by 2010
- US and Canadian companies spend 2% of their revenues on IT
- 76% of US execs will increase IT spending
- IT spending to increase 6.9% in the next 12 months
- Business development budget of law firms grew 6.6% from 2004 to 2005
- 16% of Indian SMB channel partners classify themselves as ISVs
- Western European machine-to-machine communications market to reach $19.8 bln by 2010
- IT execs to increase spending by 2.9% in the next 12-18 months
- Asia-Pacific IT services to generate $48.37 bln by 2010
- North American IT spending to reach $40 bln by 2006
- Human resources generated $1.6 bln in 2005 in Western Europe
- IT consolidation market to grow at 6.5% a year
- Business consulting to grow at 3.9% a year
- Consumer prices up 0.4% in May 2006
- Consumer spending up 0.6% in April 2006
- 70% of Irish IT market is derived from government spending
- Western European IT services to grow at 5% a year
- 64% of Latin American governments plan to up their IT spending in 2006
- $27.4 bln of federal money spent on science and engineering research and development in 2004
- Global business support systems market up 5% in 2005
- IT spending in China to reach $142.3 bln in 2006
- Top IT services vendors earned $262 bln in 2005
- IT services to generate $760 bln by 2009
- IT spending to grow 7.5% in the next 12 months
- Small and medium business IT spending to grow 7.2% in 2006
- Government IT spending to grow 14% in Brazil
- Asia-Pacific IT spending to grow 8.7% in 2006
- Services spending to reach $663 bln in 2006
- Worldwide IT consulting market to grow at 5.2% a year
- Russian IT market reached $12 bln in 2005
- Consumer spending up 0.1% in February 2006
- 45% of US small businesses buy from Microsoft
- Global IT spending to grow by 6.3% in 2006
- IT marketing budgets to grow by 7% in 2006
- Average IT contract in Australia is $26.2 mln
- Nordic IT market up 6.6% in 2005
- 60% of IT execs see IT spending rising by 2009
- Local governments to spend $8.6 bln on wireless in 2010
- IT spending in Central and Eastern Europe to reach $40.5 bln by 2009
- 19% of IT managers said their IT purchasing budgets grew by 10% or more
- Western European Ethernet services market up 42% in 2005
- Average IT contract in Asia-Pacific is $18.9 mln
- 87% of employees know of company-preferred vendors, but only 38% consistently buy from them
- IT spending by insurance companies to reach $161 bln by 2009
- Retailers to spend $136 bln on IT by 2009
- IT services spending to grow to $759.8 bln by 2009
- Utilities to spend $115.9 bln on IT by 2009
- IT spending by banks to reach $243 bln by 2009
- IT spending by broadcasting and cable industries to reach $50.2 bln by 2009
- Western European IT spending by transport industry grew 3.2% in 2005
- IT spending by communications and media companies to grow at 5.6% a year
- IT services spending in Baltic states up 12.7% in 2005
- Global IT spending to reach $1.3 trillion by 2009
- Internet industry IT spending to grow 42% in 2005
- Global IT spending to grow 4.8% in 2006
- IT spending by US automakers to grow at 1.8% a year
- Western European businesses to increased IT spending by 3.5% in 2005
- Western European consumer packaging industry spent $13.5 bln on IT in 2005
- Western European bank IT spending on retail solutions to generate $7.6 bln in 2005
- IT spending by Western European process manufacturers to grow at 3.6% a year
- IT spending by Western European discrete manufacturing to reach $41.3 bln in 2005
- Western European government IT spending to grow at 5.3% a year
- IT spending by Western European retailers and wholesalers to grow at 4.3% a year
- Consumer price index up 3.4% in 2005
- IT spending for 2012 London Olympics to reach 7.2 bln pounds
- Indonesian small business IT spending reached $1.6 bln in 2005
- Western European small banks to increase IT spending by 4.8% a year
- European IT spending to grow 1.6% in 2006
- IT spending to grow 2.5% in 2006
- US IT spending to grow 5% in 2006
- IT financial compliance spending to take 10-15% of budgets in 2006
- By 2014 24% of global spending on luxury items to come from Chinese
- $456 bln spent on stock buybacks in 2005
- 67% of hospitals plan to invest in IT
- Western European healthcare spending on IT to reach $10 bln in 2009
- European educational institutions to spend $11.5 bln on IT in 2009
- 38% of Central and Eastern European spending on IT came from small businesses
- IT spending by US automakers to grow 1.8% by 2008
- 2006 IT budgets to grow 10-15%
- IT spending to experience fastest growth in Georgia, Texas and Florida
- Asia-Pacific IT services market to grow at 9% a year
- Chinese product support market to grow at 8.3% a year
- IT spending to grow 5.5% in 2006
- IT spending by retailers up 2.9% in 2005
- 28% of US employees see themselves as one setback away from financial disaster
- Americans owe $800 bln in credit card debt
- $3.9 bln spent on Fraday after Thanksgiving
- Only 2.2% of health care budgets goes towards IT
- 20% of US households spend $4,516 a year on entertainment
- 31% of Western European SMBs will increase their IT budgets
- Global IT spending to grow 2.5% in 2005
- Spending on infrastructure support services to reach $152 bln in 2006
- Top IT brands for US mid-size businesses: Microsoft, Dell, HP
- Consumer spending up 0.5% in September, down 0.4% with inflation adjustment
- Vacancy rate for Silicon Valley offices down to 13.6% in Q3 2005
- 42% of top research and development spenders reside in the US, 21% - in Japan
- Research and development spending by Korean companies up 7% in 2004-2005
- 62% of Canadian executives wary of tech upgrades due to high costs
- Global IT services to generate $796.8 bln by 2009
- EMEA IT services market to generate 195.8 bln euros in 2009
- 1000 companies spent $384 bln on research and development in 2004
- IT spending by retailers to grow at 3.4% a year through 2009
- Asia-Pacific IT services market up 12.8% in 2004
- Japanese geeks are a $3.5 bln market
- Data management market to reach $10.4 bln by 2009
- IT services to generate 195.8 bln euros in EMEA in 2009
- Health care costs to rise 12% on 2006
- IT services to reach $796.8 bln globally by 2009
- IT spending to grow 2.9% over the next 12 months
- Worldwide spending by manufacturers to grow at 3.1% a year
- Singapore IT services market to grow 9.1% a year
- EMEA financial services providers to outsource $46.2 bln worth of IT in 2005
- Regulatory compliance IT budgets in biotech companies to grow 5% next year
- 67% of Indian companies to increase IT spending
- IT spending by healthcare providers to grow 8.2-10.3% between 2004 and 2009
- 58% of IT buyers read vendor white papers
- 53% or companies to increase IT spending, 7% to decrease
- IT spending by European insurance companies to grow at 3.4% a year between 2004 and 2009
- European banks to prioritize IT spending on security and data management
- Financial service providers to spend $65.7 mln on IT in 2005
- Indian IT spending to reach $54.8 bln by 2008
- IT serviced spending up 8.5% in 2004
- US IT spending expected to grow 6.1% over the next 12 months
- Top priority for IT vendors in Asia-Pacific: quality and reliability
- IT marketing budgets to grow 6.4% in 2005
- IT spending in financial sector to grow at 4.1% a year
- US tech spending to grow 7% in 2005
- Indian IT services up 27.4% in 2004
- Croatian IT services market up 16% in 2004
- SOHO computer hardware spending to reach $8 bln in 2005
- US business IT spending up 17.3% in Q2 2005
- Romanian IT market up 28.3% in 2004
- US enterprise IT spending to reach $252 bln in 2005
- Global IT spending to reach $1.3 trillion by 2009
- 29% of Irish companies expect lower IT spending in 2005
- South Korean IT services market to grow at 5-7% a year
- Australian IT services market up 2.1% in 2004
- 53-60% of SMB IT spending goes towards infrastructure
- Asia-Pacific financial companies to spend $49 bln on IT by 2009
- US IT buyers to increase spending by 2.8% in the next 12 months
- Western European government IT spending to reach $49 bln in 2009
- Western European IT spending by healthcare sector to reach $10 bln by 2009
- IT spending by healthcare industry reached $98.1 bln in 2004
- Austrian IT services market up 9.7% in 2004
- 53% of 2005 IT spending in Western Europe will come from small and medium businesses
- 2004 IT spending by medium businesses reached $3.5 bln in Mexico and $5.3 bln in Brazil
- Spending on consultants to reach $57.5 bln by 2009
- Indian IT services market up 26.7% in 2004-2005
- Polish IT market to grow 14.6% in 2005 and 14.8% in 2006
- 74% of CIOs don’t plan to overspend on 2005 budget
- 45% of small business will upgrade their desktop apps in the next 12 months
- 34% of Western European government contracts to go to system integrators and consultants
- Norwegian IT services up 2.7% in 2004
- IT spending by Asia-Pacific manufacturing companies to grow at 11.4% a year
- Nordic spending on HR management reached 260 mln euros in 2004
- European IT spending by banks to grow at 4.8% a year
- 11.6% of all health insurance spending in the US goes towards obesity
- Asia Pacific SMB spending on PCs to reach $9.1 bln in 2005
- 53% of UK businesses will increase IT spending in the next 12 months
- US financial services firms will spend $36 bln on IT in 2005
- Companies with 1K-5K employees will raise IT spending by 2%
- United Arab Emirates IT spending up 12.7% in 2004
- UK consulting revenues up 8.7% in Q1 2005
- Slovakian IT services market reached $258.56 mln in 2004
- Small business tech spending growth: Gartner says 7%, IDC - 7.6%
- 33 mln home offices in the US today, 37.7 mln by 2009
- US small business IT spending to grow 8% in 2005
- Indian IT spending up 17% in 2005
- Indonesian banks to increase IT spending by 34%
- Worldwide 2005 IT spending growth: 5% in USA, 4% in Western Europe, 1% in Japan
- External services to generate $268.7 bln in 2005
- Canadian IT spending to reach $78 bln in 2005
- 85% of small businesses see growth in the next 6 months
- Top IT priorities for small businesses: data security, replacement of aging systems
- 77% of CIOs say IT spending in Q2 2005 will not change from Q1 2005 levels
- $609.1 bln will be spend on external services in 2005
- Western European IT services to grow 3.5% in 2005
- European finance firms to decrease IT spending by 2.1% in 2005
- Spending on human resources services to grow at 9.6% a year
- $38.9 bln will be spent on IT in life science sector in 2008
- $5.1 bln will be spent on managing Medicaid systems in 2005
- $417 bln will be spent on IT in 2005
- IT spending among Asian small and medium businesses to grow 9.4% in 2005
- European IT spending to grow 4% in 2005
- 60% of large European companies don’t spend more on IT because it’s good enough
- European IT market to grow 4% in 2005
- IT spending by automotive companies to reach $7.66 bln
- US consumer spending up 0.5% in February 2005
- 39% of companies to increase spending on business intelligence
- 48.9% of Asia/Pacific integration spending happens in banking, government and media sectors
- Compliance spending to grow at 22% a year
- Average large-cap company spent $4.4 mln on Sarbanes-Oxley in 2004
- UK public sector spending on mobile technologies to grow 400% by 2015
- IT spending to grow 4-5% in the next 12 months
- IT spending in Central Eastern Europe surpassed $19 bln in 2004
- 45% of CIOs plan to spend more on IT
- American family spends 33% on housing, 19% on transportation, 14% on food
- US insurance companies will spend $28.8 bln on IT in 2005
- Most popular vendors among US small and medium businesses: Microsoft, Intel, Symantec
- Indian IT budgets to grow 7% in 2005
- IT spending up 6% in Nordic region in 2004
- IT spending to increase 9% in the next 12 months
- IT spending by automakers to grow due to ERP consolidations
- $714.9 mln will be spent on grid computing in 2005
- Federal IT spending in fiscal 2006 will reach $12.6 bln
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- German medium business IT spending reached $15.38 bln in 2004
- Western European IT spending up 5.4% in 2004
- Sarbanes-Oxley costs an average of $3.7 mln for billion-dollar companies
- IT spending to increase by 2.5% in 2005
- IT services spending to reach $423.8 bln in 2005
- Sales of semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China to drop 33.6% in 2005
- Indian companies spent $3 bln on IT in 2004
- IT budgets will go up by 2.5% in 2005
- 35% of US consumer spending was via credit/debit/prepaid cards
- Retail IT spending to drop 1% in 2005
- Gartner expects IT budgets to increase 2.5% in 2005
- Singapore tech spending to increase to $3.67 bln in 2005
- Tech spending to grow 3.9% in 2005
- IT solutions in Asia-Pacific to grow at 13.1% a year
- IT spending in Asia-Pacific to grow 10% in 2005
- 23% of US banks are planning major updates to infrastructure
- Hospital IT spending to increase 6-10% in 2005
- Asia-Pacific IT spending was $18.4 bln in 2003
- IT spending to grow 7% in 2005
- Indian IT spending to grow 16.6% in 2005
- Contract research organizations to increase their IT spending by 6.4% a year
- Worldwide IT spending to exceed $1 trillion in 2005
- In 2003 Better Business Bureau received 1710 complaints on rebate fulfillment
- Manufacturers to spend $77.1 bln on IT in 2005
- Russian IT spending to grow by 26% in 2004
- Global IT services spending to reach $553 bln in 2004, grow at 6.9% a year
- US retail sales up 0.2% in October 2004
- UK insurance companies to increase IT spending at 4.2% a year
- IT spending in China reached $13 bln in 2003
- Insurance spending on IT to reach $19 bln in 2004
- Federal computer systems spending to reach $24 bln in 2009
- Slovakia IT services market grew 24.5% in 2003
- Financial institutions to spent $1.9 bln on imaging solutions in 2005
- Feds will increase R&D spending by 6% in 2005
- Sales growth for consumer technology products to stay at 3-5% in 2004
- European businesses to spend their IT budgets on strategic applications in 2005
- Western European IT market to grow 3% in 2004, 4% in 2005
- European financial and communications sector are the largest IT buyers
- Hardware security appliances to get 80% of European security budgets
- Romanian IT market grew 107% in 2003
- Government IT spending to grow 3.6% in 2005
- Consumer price up 3.9% from last year
- IT spending to increase 7% in the next 12 months
- IT market in Middle East and North Africa to reach $3.17 bln in 2008
- K-12 IT spending to grow 3.8% a year
- Only 1.3% of Western European IT to be offshored
- Reduced R&D spending named top threat for US innovation
- Russians spent $1.47 bln on IT in 2003
- Tech marketing budgets to increase 6% in 2004
- US IT spending to rise 7% in 2004
- IDC forecasts 5% IT spending growth, surveyed customers tell it will be 12.9%
- Irish IT spending to increase in 2004
- Internet political spending up 853.8%, but still non-significant
- 90% of college students own a PC, 77% - a cell phone
- Nanotech funding to reach $8.6 bln in 2004
- 6.2% of US IT budgets, 8.5% of European IT budgets are spent on R&D
- US consumer spending down 0.7% in June
- IT spending to increase 5% in 2004, 6% in 2005
- Priorities for IT spending
- Global IT spending up 6.2% in 2003
- Japan IT equipment investment to reach US$203 billion in 2004
- R&D spending grew 1% in 2003
- Asian IT spending to grow 10%
- IDC expects 10% IT spending growth in Asia-Pacific
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- Grid computing to attract $12 bln by 2007
- Online retail spending is growing
- Tech and Internet companies political donations: 54% Republican, 46% Democrat
- Gartner upgrades IT spending forecast to 5% from 4%
- US IT spending to increase 4.7% in 2004, but mostly on the West coast
- $1.63 bln spent on IT in Singapore in 2003
- Mortgage companies’ IT spending to grow 47% in 2004
- IT spending to grow 5% in 2005, drive revenue growth
- Two thirds of IT budgets to grow
- Hardware, software replacements to encourage IT spending growth
- Feds will spend $63.3 bln on IT in 2007
- $1.27 trln spent with MasterCards
- British credit card spending is all-time high
- IT spending will focus on revenue growth
- Most organizations will increase IT spending to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley
- US consumer prices up 0.5% in January
- Canadian IT spending to decline second year in a row
- EU IT market will grow 2.4% in 2004
- US IT spending to reach $291 bln in 2004
- Manufacturing and banking to spend heavily on IT
- UK IT spending rose 5.2% in Q4 2003
- Personal bankruptcy all-time high in UK
- Bush to spend $60 bln on IT
- US venture investments decline 20% in 2003
- Philippine IT market to experience modest growth in 2004
- Women spend more than men on tech gizmos
- Utility computing spending to reach $4.6 bln in 2007
- IT spending in the US to grow 5.8%
- Asian IT market will grow 11% in 2004
- Asian Pacific IT revenue rises
- US hardware industry up 26%, software up 2% in 2003
- US IT industry grew by 6.3% in 2003
- Indian IT will grow 19% in 2004
- Gartner: Spending in November still soft
- Asian IT will grow 11% in 2004
- Moderate IT growth predicted in Europe
- China will be the IT leader in 2010
- China will spend $30 B on IT in 2004
- IDC: IT spending will go up 6-8%
- Gartner on IT spending
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- AMR: IT spending grew 4.3% in Q3 2003
- IDC on IT spending in bioscience
- AvantGo: Spending patterns among mobile users
- IDC: IT spending in life sciences
- Gartner: spending up 17% in India
- Gartner: IT spending soft in October 2003
- Gartner predicts IT recovery by 2006
- SIAA: Recovery will start in Q2-Q3 2004
- Singapore IT spending in 2004
- IDC on Chinese IT market
- AMI: 74% of small businesses expect revenues to increase, IT spending up 11%
- IDC: Global IT spending still grows
- IDC: Long-Awaited Turnaround in IT and Telecom Spending
- IDC on Israel IT market
- IDC on IT spending in Arab countries