IT sector spending set to increase

Information technology firms have announced that they plan to increase their spending budget next year.

IT sector spending set to increase
Sat, 31 Aug, 2002 - 17:32

Information technology firms have announced that they plan to increase their spending budget next year.

The decision comes despite fears that inflation and company lay-offs could affect investments.

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