I.T. BUST CAME EARLIER, RECOVERY COULD ARRIVE SOONER: That’s the gist of this InformationWeek article, which says “The technology bubble surrounding the dot-com boom may not have been as immense as first professed. Revised government figures show that the sale of computer hardware in 2000 and 2001–the final years of the dot-com buying frenzy–was sharply lower than initially reported. This could be good news for the IT industry.”
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