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48 percent
48 percent of IT decision makers across all industries plan to increase their IT budgets at some point in the next six months.
41 percent
41 percent of all IT decision makers will keep their budgets the same over the next six months.
28 percent
28 percent of companies plan to acquire new hardware for a “significant part” of their operations in the next six months.
39 percent
Nearly four in 10 IT decision makers plan to invest in new hardware for a “minor part” of their organizations in the coming six months.
33 percent
About one-third of all IT decision makers will not buy hardware in the next six months.
Nearly three quarters
Approximately 74 percent of organizations will be buying new software in the next six months.
26 percent
The remaining 26 percent of CDW respondents said they have no interest in buying new software in the next six months.
72 percent
Approximately 72 percent of organizations believe that investing in IT will help improve the financial performance of their company.
5 percent
Just 5 percent of organizations think investing in IT will hurt their financial performance.
18 percent
Over the past six months, IT problems “disrupted customer needs” for six days or more in 18 percent of instances.
46 percent
46 percent of organizations said IT problems did not “disrupt customer needs” at all over the past six months.
84 percent
84 percent of companies believe IT effectively helps them achieve their goals.
82 percent
Over the past six months, 82 percent of IT decision makers were satisfied with their IT purchases.
20 percent
One in five organizations plan to increase IT staff in the next six months.
74 percent
About 74 percent of organizations plan to maintain IT staff levels over the next six months.
6 percent
Six percent of organizations say they will reduce staff levels in the next six months.
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