IT Spending Hits $5 Trillion While Productivity Growth Stalls
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-10-20
Enterprise architect David Linthicum argues that global IT spending has reached $5 trillion while productivity growth stalls. The culprit is not the technology itself but the massive complexity layered on top of it — more tools don't equal more value, they often just mean more maintenance.
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