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Survey: People skills valued over those for IT
December 14, 2007 Microsoft-commissioned survey of execs finds ability to communicate with co-workers is regarded as more important than tech skills.Survey: A third of IT projects exceed budget
September 13, 2007 Research finds that poor forecasting, increases in scope and conflicts between multiple projects result in overspending.Europe, U.S. lead rise in IT governance efforts
February 28, 2008 IT Governance Institute study says 50 percent of U.S., European businesses implement IT governance practices, cites benefits.Poll: Businesses in U.S. warm to Vista
January 17, 2008 Almost half IT decision makers are using or evaluating the OS, and 35 percent are in the process of migration, a CDW poll shows.Survey: Generation Facebook's skills wasted at work
March 4, 2008 Many young adults are confident in their IT skills, survey finds, but businesses are not making the most of their tech savvy.U.K. survey: IT managers blamed for staff malaise
December 13, 2007 Reactive, bureaucratic, and authoritarian management harms employee morale and health, according to research by management-services firm.Ballmer: Microsoft is thinking green
March 5, 2008 At the CeBit technology show in Hannover, the chief executive says the software giant is focusing on lowering energy consumption.IT employers cool on tech degrees
February 28, 2007 Survey finds that many U.K. employers don't care whether IT job applicants graduated with a tech-related degree.Survey: Bigger IT budgets not forthcoming
November 18, 2003 Less than half of CIOs surveyed by Credit Suisse First Boston surveyed expect overall IT budget growth next year, but more than half are looking to increase software spending.Survey: U.K.'s tech-savvy young lack basic literacy skills
August 21, 2007 Secondary-school grads tend to be competent in IT, but their English and math skills are inadequate, employers warn.Survey finds increasing uncertainty over offshoring
August 22, 2007 Despite lack of evidence that offshore outsourcing is taking jobs out of Europe, IT workers polled by Silicon.com take another view.Survey: Some IT segments on the rise
November 5, 2003 Information technology spending in several industry sectors is gaining momentum, in particular customer relationship management software, according to an executive survey.Road warriors' top worry: Missing e-mail
July 17, 2007 Top five business traveler concerns are revealed in BT survey. Other worries include dying cell phone batteries and IT breakdowns.Companies see higher tech spending this year
May 5, 2004 U.S. and Canadian IT executives expect to bump up spending on information technology by almost 4 percent this year, according to an IDC survey.Offshore-outsourcing spending to creep up
January 6, 2005 Merrill Lynch research also concludes that internal IT staff hiring will not change much this year.Survey: IT spending to rise in 2006
October 12, 2005 Some of the investment will fund application development and integration, Gartner says.Report: Pockets opening for IT
October 13, 2003 Fortune 1000 CIOs say that information technology spending will increase moderately, according to a report by investment firm Credit Suisse First Boston.IT budgets to inch up in 2004?
September 2, 2003 A new report says information technology budgets should grow 2 percent in 2004, driven by a replacement of older systems as IT managers anticipate an improved economy.Study: IT hiring to pick up
February 21, 2004IT security rides offshore outsourcing wave
July 13, 2006 U.S. companies that farm out their IT security functions report a jump in the amount of such work sent overseas.
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