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CIO Investment and Outsourcing Priorities Have Shifted Post-Recession (Customer Focus)

Datamonitor, May 2010, Pages: 26


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Overall IT budgets are expected to rise this year, with some surprising changes in the types of planned technology investments. Investments in mature technologies will steadily continue while expenditure on other relatively discretionary technologies may be curbed. There may also be a reduction in the outsourcing of some technologies, notably security, since the onset of the global downturn.

Scope

- This brief analyzes the results of Ovum's global Technology Trends survey of IT decision makers by technology type, planned investment and deployment

- Technologies discussed include security, voice and data convergence, business intelligence, and mobility, among others.

Highlights of this title

Total enterprise IT expenditure is set to rise modestly in 2010 for the first time since the global economic downturn. Despite persistent economic uncertainty, CIOs plan to increase investment across all technology areas during the next two years. The vast majority of organizations will continue to invest in mature core technologies.

The deployment of some relatively discretionary technologies is being driven by the need to increase efficiencies and better serve customers.

Post-recession, fewer organizations have confidence in the medium-term outlook for increased investment compared to during pre-recessionary times. Also, CIOs plan to reduce outsourcing in some IT management-related technologies.

Key reasons to purchase this title

- Gain unique insight into the investment attitudes and plans of IT decision makers globally.

- Understand the patterns of CIOs' investment decision making and the driving forces behind these trends.




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