These reports help Gartner clients understand market opportunities and challenges. The Gartner quarterly IT spending forecast delivers a unique perspective on IT spending across the hardware, software, IT services and telecommunications segments.
Gartner uses primary research techniques, complemented by secondary research sources, to build a comprehensive database of market size data on which to base its forecast. Gartner’s IT spending forecast methodology relies heavily on rigorous analysis of sales by thousands of vendors across the entire range of IT products and services.
Learn to make faster, smarter decisions – and generate stronger performance – by reinventing where, when and how work is done in the Gartner Future of Work Resource Center.Īdditional details are also available in the complimentary Gartner webinar “The Gartner IT Spending Forecast, 2Q21 Update: Build Budgets Taking Off.” “As the world continues to open back up, enterprises will invest in tools that support innovation, anywhere operations and employee productivity and trust.” “Digital transformation can no longer be purchased overnight, and global IT spending projections reflect that,” said Lovelock. Worldwide IT Spending Forecast (Millions of U.S. The IT services segment is forecast to total $1.2 trillion in 2021, an increase of 9.8% from 2020 (see Table1). For example, the IT services segment is among the top three highest growth areas for 2021 primarily due to a boost in infrastructure-as-a-service spending that supports mission critical workloads and avoids high on-premises costs. Boards and CEOs are much more willing to invest in technology that has a clear tie to business outcomes, and less so for everything else. This means building technologies and services that don’t yet exist, and further differentiating their organization in an already crowded market.”Īs many companies still suffer revenue declines, IT spending is accelerating ahead of revenue expectations. “CIOs are looking for partners who can think past the digital sprints of 2020 and be more intentional in their digital transformation efforts in 2021. “Technology spending is entering a new build budget phase,” said John-David Lovelock, distinguished research vice president at Gartner.
Worldwide IT spending is projected to total $4.2 trillion in 2021, an increase of 8.6% from 2020, according to the latest forecast by Gartner, Inc. Read the most current forecast press release here.
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