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Gartner: IT spending still cautious
December 16, 2003Gartner sees less demand for IT specialists
November 29, 2005 Companies will seek employees who are versatile enough to manage tech and business needs, researcher predicts.Indian IT firms should seek big acquisitions, Gartner says
September 27, 2007 If Indian companies want to join the world's top IT services companies, they must make sizable acquisitions, the analyst group says.Software-licensing costs predicted to fall
November 19, 2007 Gartner says vendors' profit margins will drop as SaaS, open source, and outsourcing give buyers more bargaining power.Gartner: Risky business in virtual worlds
August 10, 2007 Research firm identifies five areas of concern for companies intending to exploit the business opportunities of virtual worlds.Computers as environment-unfriendly as planes?
May 1, 2007 IT cumulatively produces as much carbon dioxide as the world's commercial aircraft, research firm Gartner asserts.IT spending remains low, study says
November 14, 2003 Businesses continued to spend below budget on information technology in October, but new data from Gartner shows that may change in the coming year.Compliance laws boosting IT budgets
December 15, 2005 Gartner says corporate governance, compliance laws are leading to higher IT spending by companies.Gartner urges action on data center emissions
October 11, 2007 Data centers now account for almost a fourth of carbon dioxide emissions caused by IT operations, according to analyst firm.Study: IT spending to improve in 2004
February 6, 2004 After meager spending in 2003, businesses are likely to shell out more than their planned IT budgets for this year, according to market researcher Gartner.Gartner: IT hiring on the rise again
July 25, 2005 Banks and government agencies lead the U.S. pack in beefing up their tech staff, according to a new Gartner study.Outsourcing not always a money saver
November 17, 2003 A Gartner survey finds that nearly 20 percent of companies that farmed out IT work did not cut their expenses.The incredible shrinking IT staff?
May 26, 2005 Gartner predicts that by 2010, the number of IT staff in the profession will fall by 15 percent.Gartner: Businesses should be wary of iPhone
June 28, 2007 Handset could breach corporate security if adopted before it's put to the test in the consumer market, analyst group says.Survey: IT spending to rise in 2006
October 12, 2005 Some of the investment will fund application development and integration, Gartner says.British businesses slash IT budgets
December 15, 2006 U.K. companies have downgraded their technology-spending plans for 2007, but huge differences exist between sectors.Gartner: IT managers should use Xbox
December 9, 2005 Staying up to date with technology should be a key part of IT strategy for 2006, Gartner tells CIOs.Tech spending to rise, say CIOs
March 9, 2004 Though they're confident that spending on IT projects will increase this year, many executives are waiting to see if business picks up before investing in new projects themselves, according to a Ga...Gartner: Outsourcing drives IT services' growth
June 24, 2004 Indian firms' share jumps; Hewlett-Packard slips down a rung.Outsourcing to usurp more U.S. jobs
July 29, 2003 One out of every 10 jobs at American technology and services companies will move overseas by the end of next year, according to research firm Gartner.
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