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5Enterprise Technology Spending Slows Due to Global Macroeconomic Conditions,…
8In Spite of Cautious Forecasts, Organizations Are Pushing ahead with Technology…
3Organizations Increasingly Looking to Cybersecurity Technologies and Services…
3Formulating and Refining Remote Work and Cloud Strategies Are Key IT Objectives
1Strong Digital Transformation Connection with Cloud Computing and Modern Applica…
1Conclusion
1Research Methodology
Demographics
Research Report: 2023 Technology Spending Intentions Survey
Nov 29, 2022
by
Bill Lundell
In order to assess technology spending priorities over the next 12-18 months, ESG recently surveyed 742 senior IT decision makers representing midmarket (100 to 999 employees) and enterprise-class (1,000 employees or more) organizations in North America and Western Europe. All respondents were personally responsible for or familiar with their organization’s 2022 IT spending, as well as their 2023 IT budget and spending plans at either an entire organization level or a business unit/division/branch level.
Page Count: 34
Table of Contents
Executive Summary(2)
Report Conclusions(2)
Introduction(4)
Research Objectives(4)
Research Findings(20)
Enterprise Technology Spending Slows Due to Global Macroeconomic Conditions, but Aggressive Investments Expected to Continue among More Digitally Transformed Organizations(5)
In Spite of Cautious Forecasts, Organizations Are Pushing ahead with Technology Initiatives Underlying Business Objectives(8)
Organizations Increasingly Looking to Cybersecurity Technologies and Services to Overcome Ongoing Skills Shortage(3)
Formulating and Refining Remote Work and Cloud Strategies Are Key IT Objectives(3)
Strong Digital Transformation Connection with Cloud Computing and Modern Application Development Strategies(1)
