Tech spending survey positive for Adobe, Oracle, Salesforce.com

By | December 4, 2013

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A survey of chief information officers on their 2014 spending priorities bodes well for cloud computing, networking, security and apps. Pacific Crest Securities on Wednesday released the results of its annual CIO survey, which assesses information technology spending trends and implications across enterprise IT. The survey of 63 corporate chief information officers in November indicated that cloud, security and mobile technologies would continue to take a greater percentage of IT budgets next year. Surprisingly, the data also show that on-premise software could rebound in 2014. Pacific Crest analysts see Adobe Systems (ADBE) and Salesforce.com (CRM) as large-cap companies gaining spending share through secular trends next year. They see Infoblox (BLOX), Equinix (EQIX), Palo Alto Networks (PANW) and Qlik Technologies (QLIK) as mid-cap gainers and Gigamon (GIMO), Bazaarvoice (BV) and Brightcove (BCOV) as small-cap gainers. They predict that Oracle (ORCL) and Aruba Networks (ARUN) will benefit from cyclical growth trends. Overall… Scalper1 News

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