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Software Developers See Stimulus Package Helping Software Developers See Stimulus Package Helping
 
March 24, 2009 1:54PM
Survey: 62% Of Software Developers Expect U.S. Stimulus Package to Have Positive Impact on Sector Within Two Years -- Companies Cutting Spending on R&D, Technology – or Not Cutting, According to Survey
 



CLEVELAND, Ohio - March 23, 2009 - A survey of 259 software application developers Relevant Products/Services at Fortune 1000 and other leading companies reveals that 62% of respondents expect the U.S. economic stimulus package to have a positive impact on the software sector within the next two years. Meanwhile, 31% of respondents indicated that their companies are cutting costs in key areas such as R&D and technology. The survey was conducted by PreEmptive Solutions from February 2 – 23, 2009.

Gabriel Torok, CEO of PreEmptive Solutions, noted, "The survey raises the question of the role of the software industry in the nation's overall economic recovery. If a portion of the Stimulus package goes to helping software companies apply their expertise toward improving transparency, efficiency Relevant Products/Services and security for key industry sectors like healthcare or financial services, it will have a significant impact. If funds don't get allocated in this way, how will we know the Stimulus is having a positive effect?"

Survey results follow:

Will the U.S. Economic Stimulus Programs have a positive impact on the software sector:

Immediately – 6%
In the next 6 months – 18%
In the next year – 19%
In the next one to two years – 19%
No impact – 38%

Where is your company currently cutting costs? (Select all that apply.)

R&D – 31%
Technology – 31%
Marketing – 25%
Executive/management staff – 26%
Sales staff – 21%
Not cutting – 47%

About PreEmptive Solutions

With more than 3,000 corporate clients, 40,000 registered installations in 100+ countries and inclusion with Microsoft Relevant Products/Services's six million+ Visual Studio seats, PreEmptive Solutions helps organizations protect, analyze, and monetize applications, defend them against tampering and measure the impact of application investments. PreEmptive executives are experts on the subjects of cloud Relevant Products/Services computing, source-code protection, application security and IT governance.

PreEmptive software products include Dotfuscator and DashO instrumentation and obfuscation product families and the Runtime Intelligence application analytics service Relevant Products/Services.

For more information, visit www.preemptive.com.
 

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