Citing slowed growth and slighter profit margins, the personal computer market will consolidate by 2007 according to information technology researcher Gartner Inc. in its Predicts 2005 report. The firm also said that within the next two years, three of the 10 largest PC manufacturers will leave the consumer market. Gartner said that PC revenue growth is expected to average roughly 2 percent a year from 2006 to 2008. Other prognostications in Predicts 2005 paper include IT services and outsourcing organizations continuing in a cost-cutting mode via increased automation and labor substitution, and that real-time, demand-driven supply chain management would become the foundation of users' SCM strategies.
-
The IRS provided an electronic way to file a protective claim for a possible tax refund related to the COVID-19 pandemic ahead of a July 10 deadline.
8h ago -
Final regulations identify charitable remainder annuity trusts as "listed transactions," akin to tax shelters that need to be disclosed to avoid penalties.
9h ago -
A new Automatic Exemption from Penalty process aims to provide relief for taxpayers with a history of usually filing and paying their taxes on time.
9h ago -
The Top 25 Firm acquired Mid-Atlantic Regional Leader Kreischer Miller in Horsham, Pennsylvania.
July 8 -
AI is shifting the economics of build-versus-buy as more firms turn to apps created not by software vendors but by code generators such as Claude, Replit, or Cursor.
July 8 -
The time saved by using AI is being eroded by the time spent verifying its outputs.
July 7






