IT lags behind tea and biscuits in small business priorities

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Few small firms will make IT cost cuts a priority during the recession, but other areas may suffer

Coffee is a priority for small businesses UK small businesses are less likely to cut back on IT spending during the recession than on travel costs, advertising or staff bonuses – but they would r...

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