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Every quarter, the Macro Views Survey taps into the perspectives of thousands of technology leaders, including C-suite executives and senior leaders from Fortune 500 and Global 2000 organizations. This survey delivers exclusive insights into global technology spending trends, tech adoption priorities, and the macroeconomic factors shaping enterprise technology strategies.

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Tech Spending Under Pressure, Innovation Still Rising

As 2025 winds down, technology leaders are navigating a delicate balance between tightening budgets and accelerating innovation. The Fall 2025 ETR Macro Views Survey reveals a market recalibrating for resilience — IT spending growth has cooled, yet investments in AI, cloud, and cybersecurity remain strong drivers of transformation.

This quarter’s findings highlight how global enterprises are adapting to inflation, shifting trade policies, and evolving geopolitical risks while still pursuing efficiency and competitive edge. From measured AI implementation to vendor diversification and new project acceleration, the Fall data captures how forward-thinking organizations are preparing for what comes next.

 

What You’ll Learn

  • How enterprise IT spending has shifted across 2025 and what’s projected for 2026
  • Where organizations are cutting costs and where they’re doubling down on innovation
  • The evolving role of AI in workforce productivity, efficiency, and strategic planning
  • How global risks and supply chain pressures are reshaping vendor and cloud strategies

Get the infographic. Our Fall 2025 Marco Views Survey infographic shows highlights from our latest findings. The one shown here is just part of the infographic. The full infographic is available for download using the button below.

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