April 25, 2008
Government IT Spending In 2008
More Work To Do With Smaller Funding Increases
by Alan E. Webber
with Bradford J. Holmes, Andy Salunga, Robert Muhlhausen
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What are government IT executives facing in 2008? Forrester's survey of IT decision-makers shows that governments will — again — face significant IT challenges as they continue to try to do more with less. On the funding side, most respondents expect IT budgets to continue to rise, albeit more slowly than in prior years. The top technology issues for governments in 2008 include infrastructure consolidation, replacing server hardware, replacing legacy software systems, and improving storage.
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Forrester surveyed 151 government and 1,082 nongovernment US IT decision-makers in Forrester's Business Data Services Enterprise And SMB IT Budgets And Spending Survey, North America, Europe, And Asia Pacific, Q4 2007. Related Research Documents
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