US IT spending to decline this year

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Past predictions of growth reversed, according to research

Fewer dollars are being spent on IT US IT spending is expected to fall by 3.1 per cent this year, according to Forrester Research, with the analyst downgrading its previous prediction of 1.6 per ...

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