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Thursday, 20 November 2008 16:50 UK	Bengaluru, India

IT spending to plummet in 2009

IT spending to plummet in 2009
Significant slowdown predicted

Gartner has published a new report predicting a dramatic decline in IT spending.

According to the report, worldwide market growth for ....
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