April 26, 2007
US Government IT Spending Plans For 2007
Agency IT Executives Face Another Challenging Year And More Things To Do
by Alan E. Webber
with Gene Leganza, Alyssa L. Baer
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
Forrester's recent survey of executives responsible for IT spending decisions shows that government will continue to face a number of basic IT management challenges as it tries to evolve its legacy environment. The top technology themes for 2007 look very similar to the 2006 themes: Significant upgrades to disaster recovery capabilities, security, and infrastructure consolidation remain at the top of the list. Government IT executives have slightly increased spending, up from 2006, for new IT initiatives and projects.
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Forrester surveyed 95 government and 891 nongovernment US IT decision-makers in the Business Technographics® November 2006 North American And European Enterprise IT Budgets And Spending Survey. Related Research Documents
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