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GarTner PerSPecTIve: IT Spending 2010 may be the most important year of your career. 2008 – 2009 witnessed the most severe economic recession in generations, and the IT industry suffered an even greater decline than it did during 2001, following the dot-com bubble. Yet all recessions come to an end, and this one will, too. It is now—as the recession gives way to growth—that there is great opportunity to plan for that growth and enable your organization to take advantage of a recovering economy. Leading the IT organization in 2010 requires a clear vision for melding technology, business process and financial management into a cohesive view of IT investments and priorities. IT Spending Overview The basis for such vision is insight into which industries, countries and IT priorities will grow fastest, first, giving you the ability to anticipate and innovate rather than react and follow. Gartner delivers that insight through unique perspectives on IT spending, including peer benchmarks, spending forecasts and budgeting constructs. Gartner has the most extensive IT benchmarking database available, enabling clients to assess their IT spending relative to their peer organizations based on size, industry and geography. Gartner also surveys HR and finance professionals to gain their unique perspective on IT. In addition, daily interactions with technology and service providers and investors provide another dimension to our analysis of IT spending. The 3,700 CIOs and senior IT executive who are members of Gartner Executive Programs also provide invaluable insight into the leading practitioners of information technology, further rounding out the nuanced viewpoint only Gartner offers. Gartner analysts are world-renowned experts in their fields, leveraging all of these perspectives to create holistic forecasts of the IT industry. It is this uniquely broad set of inputs, combined with analys