The risk that some of the world's major economies may fall back into recession is foremost among executives' concerns for the second half of 2010, according to new research conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Supply chain managers are looking at more long-term strategies to keep the boat afloat, even amid turbulent times.
Recovery is solid in their markets, say global IT and telecoms executives in a new Economist Intelligence Unit survey.
Business and IT leaders have slashed expenses and limited capital purchases due to the global economic retrenchment. With the economy now poised to begin a very modest, multiyear recovery, IDC expects these "new normal" economic operating practices will continue to shape key decisions about IT operations and investments for years to come.
Experts from the Economist Group assessed the actions and policies of the new government during the First India Forecasting Forum, "Taking Charge in Turbulent Times". Various business leaders gathered to discuss the impact of the global downturn and the policies and reforms required to put their respective industries on track for rapid and
