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Location : HOME > Report > Information Technology > Etc How Will IT Budgets Hold Up in 2009? (Customer Focus) Publisher Datamonitor Date 2009-02 Quantity Type Report Price PDF Single User : $3,395 Print Table of Contents DATAMONITOR VIEW CATALYST SUMMARY ANALYSIS Global action to combat recession may not be enough Technology vendors need to react to economic conditions Enterprise IT expenditure is going to be affected by macroeconomic conditions Total enterprise expenditure is unlikely to decrease significantly Demand for IT solutions is affected by the downturn but is remaining resilient Developed economies entering a recession are unlikely to recover until 2010 at the earliest Australia Benelux and the Nordics Italy Germany France, the UK and the US Stagflation is a possible outcome but deflation is a larger concern Government debt is an important issue which will need to be addressed in the long term Enterprise IT expenditure is affected by falling growth in GDP Understanding vertical markets will maximize IT vendors revenue opportunities Opportunities exist in every vertical market Education Healthcare Manufacturing Retail Retail banking Government Pharmaceuticals Contrary to expectations, business process outsourcing is not a key priority for enterprises Vendors need to analyze opportunities by industry and country Summary APPENDIX Methodology Further reading Ask the analyst Datamonitor consulting Disclaimer List of Tables Table 1: How did your IT budget change in 2008? How will it change in 2009? Table 2: How do you expect your IT budget to change in 2009? Table 3: Real GDP growth (%) 2007-09 Table 4: How do you expect your IT budget to change in 2009? Table 5: How will you formulate your IT budget in 2009 Table 6: What are you business priorities for investment in 2009? Rate 1-4 (1=low priority,4=high priority) Table 7: How will your IT budget change in 2009? Table 8: How much of a strategic priority is business process outsourcing? Rating 1-4 (1=low priority) Table 9: Number of contracts recorded over the last six months List of Figures Figure 1: Enterprises are still planning to invest in IT to improve their competitiveness Figure 2: Enterprises have reduced their IT budget expectations for 2009 in H2 2008 Figure 3: 2009 is going to see developed economies falling into recession Figure 4: Enterprises are reacting to market conditions when forming their IT budgets Figure 5: Enterprises are focused on specific projects and requirements when formulating IT budgets Figure 6: Enterprises are more interested in raising efficiency than cutting costs Figure 7: In most industries there are a sizable number of planned IT budget increases Figure 8: Enterprises are not turning to outsourcing to lower costs Figure 9: Understanding vertical markets within each country is crucial

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