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IDC's "crystal ball" has revealed that a 3 percent growth is expected for the next operating period for the IT markets.
The IT spending of life sciences companies in Australia and New Zealand is expected to more than double to US$655 million by 2006, according to analyst International Data Corporation (IDC).
Chris Fell, managing director of IDC Australia and New Zealand, is calling upon the IT industry to keep the -tale of doom" that was 2001 in perspective.
IDC's trademark Directions conference rates Australia on a global e-business scale, but with a warning.
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