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Execs upbeat on IT spending
August 24, 2004 Amid mixed indications of software industry's health, polled tech execs predict spending rise.Study: IT, telecom on recovery path
November 3, 2003 The recent upturn in the U.S. economy is giving rise to hopes of a recovery in the information and telecommunications industries, according to an IDC report.CIOs feeling happier about IT prospects
October 4, 2005 Confidence in health of economy is rising, and some company tech chiefs predict an IT overspend, according to Forrester Research.Survey: IT spending to rise in 2006
October 12, 2005 Some of the investment will fund application development and integration, Gartner says.Gartner: IT spending still cautious
December 16, 2003Upturn seen for IT spending in 2004
December 8, 2003 Small and medium-size companies are set to lead a recovery of IT spending in 2004, with software taking priority, according to Gartner and SoundView.Report: 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.IDC: China, India to see big gains in IT spending
March 23, 2006 Worldwide IT spending, meanwhile, expected to grow 6.3 percent in 2006, slightly less than last year, says research company.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.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.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.Report: companies expect fast IT spending growth
August 24, 2004 But IDC researchers voice a more cautious view, based on factors including high oil prices.Survey: IT spending to grow modestly next year
August 30, 2004 CIO confidence is up in third quarter, according to Forrester poll.Risky business to top 2004 IT spending
November 10, 2003 Security and data disaster recovery rank among the top information technology priorities for next year, according to a Forrester Research report.Another survey sees IT spending on rebound
November 18, 2003 Data published Monday indicates that spending on information technology products and services continues to regain momentum in the United States.Study: IT spending back on track
March 1, 2004 Market researcher Gartner says 2004 began on a promising note for the information technology industry, with a "subtle" upward bounce in spending.Manufacturing, banking to lead IT spending
February 12, 2004 The two industries are expected to account for more than one-third of an estimated $391 billion spent on IT in 2004. Government spending will also rise.Study: Small firms' IT spending to grow
May 17, 2005 An NPD study says spending will rise 13 percent over 2004, driven largely by services.Mixed signals for IT spending
September 15, 2003 While information technology budgets in 2003 remain flat, there are early signs a modest recovery is coming in 2004, according to a new report from Goldman Sachs.Bush's tech budget favors Homeland Security Dept.
February 23, 2006 If Congress approves proposal, agency spending would jump 21 percent--and funding for NASA, education would shrink.
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