'Delay or cancel' large IT funding approvals in wake of Brexit and falls in value of sterling, advises KPMG
But leaving EU "need not drive innovation into the ground" says consultancy
Professional services firm KPMG has advised CIOs to "delay or cancel large funding approvals" in the wake of Brexit, taking care to negotiate "the pound's fall" and recalculate planned projects. The...
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