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As new technologies are invented and further developed, organizations’ tech investment priorities may change. After all, it is the demands of the business that often guides the direction of these developments. This cyclical phenomenon is what allows for industries of all types to grow so quickly, including your company.

For this reason, TechTarget and Enterprise Strategy Group want to learn more about how you and your team at your company are making new tech purchasing decisions in 2024.

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