Every business needs to understand the impact of inflation and recession from both a demand and supply perspective. This is a very broad topic, so let’s focus this discussion using the persona of the IT managed service buyer.
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While the news about the economic downturn has weighed heavily on the ICT market, it’s crucial to make decisions grounded in research. There are tools available that you should be using to drive your decisions, and those tools are grounded in tech market data to help you better understand your specific markets and navigate your next moves.
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Business leaders are now facing rising inflation, and many are anticipating a significant slowdown in economic activity. The US may be earlier to sound the alarm, but the EU is forecasting a similar situation by early 2023. For the IT market, IDC expects continued resilience in the enterprise space – driven by this ‘As-a-Service’ technology landscape.
Tech leaders plan to deliver innovative digital products and services
at a faster pace than ever. You need to support their business outcomes and help them achieve cost-effective digital operations, deliver on their vision to be a trustworthy organization, and speed their innovation.
According to the latest update of IDC’s Worldwide ICT Spending Guide Industry and Company Size, V1 April 2022, the Russia-Ukraine conflict will affect 2022 spending across all industries in CEE, but resource industries, consumer, transportation, personal and consumer services, and education will see the largest drops.