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E-Business Investment and Benchmarking Study: August 2003 Line56 and A.T. Kearney surveyed 150 I.T. executives from companies with in excess of $250 million in revenue, to develop e-business spending benchmarks and to assess the demand drivers and governance of e-business initiatives. Summary of Findings Respondent Data Investment Benchmarks Company Revenue (USD): E-Business Spending now exceeds 20% of entire I.T. budgets. 39% $5 Billion+ Companies are spending 20.3 percent of I.T. budgets on e-business initiatives. Comparison 41% $1 to $5 Billion with prior Line56/A.T. Kearney research (2001: 17.5%; 2002: 19.3%) shows continuing 20% $250m to $1B growth of e-business initiatives relative to overall I.T. expenditure. Average Number of 2004 E-Business Spending to Grow 2.5%. Business Units: E-Business spending will grow at 2.5% in 2004, and companies spending more than 20 190 percent of I.T. budgets on e-business are predicting even larger growth. Average IT Spend (USD): $201 million Networking and Infrastructure Gets the Largest Slice of the E-Business Pie. Companies are spending an average of $16.4 million on e-business networking and Average Number of IT infrastructure; $15.2 million on e-business applications; and $11.0 million on e-business Employees: tools. 2,255 Average Percentage of IT Traditional Investments Still Take Largest Portion of Funding: Outsourced: Despite the