The uncertain economic times are having real consequences for investments in IT and digital technology. This is evident from the Beltug 2023 Belgian Business ICT market study of 1,200 organisations. Amongst larger organisations, about 60% say inflation is having an impact, and 34% expect it will cause current projects to be delayed. The tight labour market as well is causing major ramifications for 44% of the large organisations, including (even more than the inflation) leading to the postponement of projects. As we point out in our downloadable summary of the results for the 197 large organisations (defined as 200+ FTEs), inflation and the skills shortage comprise a (too?) dynamic duo.
12 / 05 / 23
Every two years, Beltug, the association of ICT decision-makers, conducts an extensive survey about trends in the business Belgian ICT market. For the 2023 version, research agency b²sense surveyed 1,200 decision-makers at both government institutions and private companies: from one-person businesses to multinationals. The sample of surveyed ICT decision makers is representative of the landscape of companies in the Belgian economy: the respondents represent different sizes of companies and are divided between Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia according to their statistical distribution. The market study was carried out in collaboration with Inetum-Realdolmen, NTT, Orange Belgium, Proximus, Telenet and Zoom. This unique merger of seven parties led to a very extensive outline of the Belgian ICT landscape.
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