Most areas in Australia's IT services market made a transition from declining revenue in 2003 to growth of 2.1% during 2004. Many new deals were signed during 2004, Gartner reported.
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Australian IT services market up 2.1% in 2004
Most areas in Australia's IT services market made a transition from declining revenue in 2003 to growth of 2.1% during 2004.
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