2008 Spend on IT for IT to Jump 9.3 Percent
With theU.S. either in, or almost in, a recession, it?s no surprise that most companiesare expected to spend this year only about 5 percent more
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With theU.S. either in, or almost in, a recession, it?s no surprise that most companiesare expected to spend this year only about 5 percent more
If there?s an obvious reason that Dale Earnhardt Jr. jumpedship to join Hendrick Motorsports, it?s that success breeds success. AsEarnhardt Jr. has said, he wanted
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Just when 2008 was shaping up to be another minimal-growth year for corporate investment in information technology, along comes a fresh report from AMR Research
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