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Business units will gain control over most discretionary IT spending this year, as project funding is doled out to IT departments after predetermined milestones are met. That was one of seven predictions that Gartner Inc. analysts made at the company's Symposium/ITxpo conference here Monday

Most large companies don't have succession plans, and even those that do don't plan as deeply through levels of staff as they should.

How times have changed for consultants. Once the Don Juans of the IT world, they briefly courted their prospective partners, performed whatever service was required of them, secured their fee, and just as quickly flitted off in search of their next conquest. Now they must be the Faithful Freddies, prepared to step up to the alter and commit to a long-term relationship, for better or for worse, and -- heaven forbid -- for richer or for poorer. That

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Methodical souls that CIOs are, they love to have a plan. But what good is a plan if it