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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundStudy: 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.Home networking to skyrocket, study says
August 4, 2004 The United States will be looking a bit like South Korea before the decade is up, Forrester says.Study: Anti-spyware market to boom in 2005
February 11, 2005 As many as 65 percent of businesses are ready to write checks for anti-spyware products.Study: CIOs see looser purse strings
March 14, 2005 Forrester Research survey of IT executives shows a renewed willingness to open up the wallet.Forrester: IT budgets to jump 7 percent in '05
December 20, 2004 Of business leaders surveyed, 54 percent have a positive outlook for the performance of their companies next year.Survey: IT managers say they'll increase spending
May 10, 2004 Information technology managers expect to increase their spending by 2.4 percent in 2004, according to a survey by Forrester Research. That's up from the 1.7 percent rise projected six months ago.Report: IT executives to open wallets wider
June 8, 2004 Many chief information officers expect to exceed their IT budgets this year, as cost cutting subsides and companies once again shell out for emerging technologies, a new report says.Survey: IT spending to grow modestly next year
August 30, 2004 CIO confidence is up in third quarter, according to Forrester poll.Study: No Vista for majority of European businesses
November 14, 2006 More than half the European organizations surveyed say they have no plans to upgrade to the new Windows.Study supports controversial offshore numbers
May 17, 2004 A new report by Forrester Research repeats its controversial assertion that more than 3 million U.S. jobs will move overseas by 2015, an estimate that contributed to the political firestorm surroun...Online banking use widespread, study finds
June 23, 2005 Yahoo study finds majority of adults are comfortable monitoring their finances over the Internet, while older people remain more cautious.Spam-happy shoppers love stolen software
December 10, 2004 Among the most popular items sold via unsolicited e-mail is illegal software--meaning the spam problem isn't likely to die soon.Gloomy iTunes predictions premature
December 13, 2006 Report shows declining iTunes sales, but it was based on data from fewer than 200 U.S. households and warns of drawing conclusions.Advertisers face up to TiVo reality
April 26, 2004 National advertisers plan to cut spending on TV commercials, as ad-skipping devices take hold, according to a survey. Web advertising is expected to benefit from the shift.IT buyers lay out new plans for 2004
January 7, 2004 Linux will expand its presence in key markets, while offshore outsourcing will continue at a brisk pace in 2004, Forrester Research predicts.Commentary: Who's first with Web services?
May 14, 2004 A recent Forrester survey shows which kinds of companies and industries are implementing Web services and which ones are lagging behind.C++ creator upbeat on its future
April 22, 2005 Bjarne Stroustrup claims that the programming language has never been bigger, but not everyone agrees.Commentary: Net calls? Not so fast
March 8, 2005 VoIP services have snagged early adopters, but consumers are looking for greater savings before they switch.Commentary: SCO can't slow open source
March 19, 2004 Despite the furor surrounding the SCO Group's lawsuits over Linux, a Forrester study indicates that companies have not been deterred from adopting open-source technology.Commentary: Memo to Steve Jobs--buy TiVo
March 1, 2005 Steve: We know conventional wisdom means nothing to you. But the road to mass consumer success involves video. Hire TiVo as your driver.
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