IT service markets in Europe, the Middle East and Africa returned to growth in 2004. The latest forecast from Gartner indicates that IT services in EMEA will grow from 165.4 bln euros in 2004 to 195.8 bln euros in 2009.
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EMEA IT services market to generate 195.8 bln euros in 2009
IT service markets in Europe, the Middle East and Africa returned to growth in 2004. The latest forecast from Gartner indicates that IT services in EMEA will grow from 165.
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