IT spending in the utilities industry is expected to reach $115.9 bln by 2009. Electric and gas utilities account for about $94 bln of forecast spending. Water utilities account for the remaining $21.9 bln, Gartner reports.
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Utilities to spend $115.9 bln on IT by 2009
IT spending in the utilities industry is expected to reach $115.9 bln by 2009.
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