Computer Economics publishes an annual study on technology trends worldwide along with in depth reports on technology adoption and investment trends for each technology
This is our annual report on technology trends, which provides an overview of current adoption trends, investment trends, and customer experience for a variety of new and popular technologies.
This study is based on a survey of 220 IT organizations worldwide conducted from September through December 2019. The IT organizations were asked about their technology adoption plans for the 18-month period stretching into the first half of 2021, as well as their return on investment and total cost of ownership experience over the previous two-year period.
Our current survey covers the following enterprise systems: ERP, CRM, e-commerce, supply chain management, human capital management, business and data analytics, enterprise asset management, and artificial intelligence. We also analyze the following infrastructure technologies: software as a service, infrastructure as a service, mobile devices, mobile applications, the Internet of Things, robotic process automation, and security technology.
Finally, we look at 18 early adopter and future technologies to find out which new technologies are viewed as practical versus just hype.
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Throughout the year, we publish detailed reports on the adoption trends and customer experience for many of these technologies:
Software as a Service (Sep. 2020)
Artificial Intelligence (Aug. 2020)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) (Aug. 2020)
Trends in Telecommuting in the IT Workforce (Mar. 2020)
E-Commerce (Jan. 2020)
IT Security Technology (Jan. 2020)
Supply Chain Management (Nov. 2019)
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) (Nov. 2019)
Mobile and Wearable Devices (Oct. 2019)
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) (Sep. 2019)
Human Capital Management (HCM) (Aug. 2019)
Internet of Things (Aug. 2019)
Business and Data Analytics (Jun. 2019)
Robotic Process Automation (Apr. 2019)
Mobile Apps (Apr. 2020)
Desktop Virtualization (Aug. 2017)
Software-Defined Networking (Mar. 2017)
Social Business/Collaboration Systems (Feb. 2017)
IT Financial Management Systems (Jan. 2015)
In addition, we publish special studies with analysis of major issues and trends, based on our original research. Here are some examples:
The ERP Support Staffing Puzzle
Communications Staffing Still on Mute
IT in PJs Here to Stay, Post-Pandemic
IT Wages to Rise 2.3% at the Median in 2021, Salary Study Finds
IT Spending as a Percentage of Revenue by Industry
IT Spending in the Insurance Industry
IT Spending in the Retail Industry