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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundReport: IT spending unlikely to climb
October 9, 2003 Overall information technology spending in the United States is stabilizing but not likely to grow much in the near future, according to a Merrill Lynch survey.Study: IT spending looking better
March 29, 2004 Forrester Research raises its forecast for 2004 U.S. IT spending growth from 4 percent to 5 percent. But the company says a CIO survey shows just 20 percent plan to spend more than budgeted this year.Study: IT job market may be looking up
June 10, 2005 A net 11 percent of CIOs surveyed plan to add IT staff in the third quarter, a staffing firm says.Take heart, tech workers
November 23, 2004 Merrill Lynch survey of CIOs in United States and Europe says 2005 should see a rise in IT hiring.For Dell, Indian call center failure a lesson
March 31, 2004 CIO Randy Mott says the computer maker will be smarter about growth in newly developed areas, to avoid the customer dissatisfaction that led to pulling out of a call center in India late last year.Merrill Lynch predicts offshoring growth
April 5, 2005 But the company also finds that many chief information officers are planning to hire internal IT staff.Study: CIOs to increase hiring
September 8, 2005 IT hiring is expected to reach its highest level since 2002, according to survey results from a staffing firm.IT salary survey: Recovery not making cents
January 11, 2005 CIOs are getting paid a little more these days, but for everyone else, the news is underwhelming, says Janco Associates.Westward leading, still proceeding in tech hires
December 8, 2004 CIOs expect to add staff early next year, and California is generating the most new U.S. tech jobs, two reports say. Map: Today's tech job hot spots'Sandal and ponytail set' cramping Linux adoption?
March 28, 2006 Yes, says former Massachusetts CIO Peter Quinn. To be taken seriously, open-source community needs to dress the part.Wanted: CIO for the United States
September 3, 2003 Industry watcher Payton Smith says the departure of Mark Forman as the administrator for e-government leaves a huge void in the federal government.
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