InformationWeek 500: A Tough Climb This Year
Faced with slashed budgets, tech innovators have had to get more creative to stay ahead
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A lot of business data is flying around the Internet, but companies are selective about whom they share it with. More than three-quarters of InformationWeek 500 companies share data electronically with customers as a standard practice; 17% do it occasionally. Only 3% say they never share data electronically. Two-thirds of companies share data with business partners as a standard practice, and one-quarter say they do occasionally. Sixty percent of respondents regularly share information with suppliers, and another quarter occasionally do.
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InformationWeek 500 IT dollars spent |
Average I.T. dollars spent |
Average I.T. budget as a % of revenue |
Data: InformationWeek Research survey of InformationWeek 500 executives; additional data from InformationWeek |
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