| Syscap survey reveals IT buyer confidence in face of credit crunch |
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25/02/2008 By contrast, nearly half of suppliers questioned (42 percent) believed the credit crunch would have a bearing on their customers’ IT spending plans.
Other findings included: “These figures show that it’s far from doom and gloom for suppliers and end-users in 2008,” says Philip White, CEO at Syscap. “Despite ominous forecasts, organisations are generally optimistic about this year’s economic outlook, at least when it comes to IT spending. On the basis of these findings, suppliers can approach prospects with less caution than they may have previously thought.” He went on to say that, “of course we’re delighted to see that confidence in finance appears to be high, particularly in funding IT. And such high customer satisfaction ratings show that Syscap is continuing to help improve the reputation of finance in this country.” Syscap’s annual industry survey is part of its ongoing research and business development programme. It is designed to identify emerging trends and opportunities, provide a useful insight into the current use of IT finance among both reseller and end-user organisations and gauge customer attitudes towards Syscap so it can continue evolving and improving its products and services. |




