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Utah-based , a technology and engineering staffinhg provider, announced the study’s results on Wednesday. It revealw that despite the recession, therer will be a strong demand for experienced informationjtechnology workers, according to ConsultNet. · A majority of the Dallas-ares companies surveyed, 72 percent, expect no change – or increases in their IT budgets in the nextsix · 27 percent of hirinfg managers expect an increase in their IT budget in the next six slightly down when compared to the past six · 45 percent of survey respondents expecty their IT and engineering headcountr to stay the same over the next six compared to 25 percent who expect an and 30 percent who anticipate a decrease in “This stabilization is good news for the IT and engineerinhg industries in Texas,” said Spencer Shaffer, president of ConsultNet.
ConsultNet is also experiencingf a growing number of orders fortechnologu professionals, he said. Go to www.consultnet.com to see the complet e report.