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Gartner says 2013 will be a Better Year for IT Spending Growth?

The ROI Guy

This represents a significant uptick in spending growth from the anemic 2012 rate of only 1.2%. In fact, Gartner predicted that 2012 growth was going to be 3.7% According to Forrester, less than 12% of sales engagements are focused on customer value. But is Gartner being overly optimistic?

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How Can You Shine as Gartner Lowers IT Spending Forecasts for 2013?

The ROI Guy

Gartner blames the revision on exchange rate fluctuations, but I don’t buy this as the main reason for halving their IT spending growth, as similar reasons were given for lowered expectations in 2012 as well (where initial estimates of 3.7% growth were lowered to 1.2% by mid-year). Gartner Says Worldwide IT Spending Forecast to Reach $3.7

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Frugalnomics – Why the IT spending growth forecasts from Gartner are wrong again!

The ROI Guy

In 2012, initial rosy predictions of 3.7% Sitting in on the majority of sales presentations and you can see that most are still delivering empty product pitches or pseudo-solution selling asking a few questions and then jumping into canned “death by PowerPoint” presentations. for the year.

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Why the Increased IT Spending Growth Forecasts from Gartner are Wrong Again!

The ROI Guy

In 2012, initial rosy predictions of 3.7% Sitting in on the majority of sales presentations and you can see that most are still delivering empty product pitches or pseudo-solution selling asking a few questions and then jumping into canned “death by PowerPoint” presentations. for the year. Percent in 2014 Gartner Forecasts 3.1%

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Oops They Did it Again! Gartner Downgrades Overly Optimistic IT Spending Forecast

The ROI Guy

In 2012, initial rosy predictions of 3.7% Sitting in on the majority of sales presentations and you can see that most are still delivering empty product pitches or pseudo-solution selling asking a few questions and then jumping into canned “death by PowerPoint” presentations. for 2014, down over 34% from the 3.2% for the year.

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