The outlook for 2015 is mostly positive, with innovations in mobility, business intelligence and cloud computing, Computer Economics found.
IT operational spending is projected to increase 3 percent at the median in the United States and Canada as tech executives look ahead to 2015, seeing a business climate that is improving with sustainable, if not remarkable, growth, according to a report from Computer Economics. The outlook for 2015 is mostly positive, with innovations in mobility, business intelligence and cloud computing enabling businesses to derive transformational value from their IT investments. However, the report warned that at the same time, IT spending faces real constraints in the slow-growth environment, and IT executives will need to grapple with finding resources to maintain existing infrastructure while investing in transformational technology—a factor that is expected to remain a challenge for many years ahead.
