2013's Business Technology: The Year in Trends

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Several business-related IT trends burn bright as the sun sets on 2013.

Below, we take a step back to look at these still-unfolding trends, as well as some of the new rules driving IT investment and new ways that established business technologies are being used. In addition, we try to glean what's ahead for the industry as the calendar rolls over into 2014.

Investment Book of Record (IBOR)

 Perhaps the most interesting theme to develop in 2013 is that of buy-side shops working toward developing an investment book of record (IBOR) strategy. While the idea of IBOR has

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