Conclusion Global Information Technology spending is expected to grow rapidly during the next five years. Because of the magnitude of this investment in the world market, many organizations will be forced to evolve into global corporations all over the world. The managers that will view these rapid changes in the global mar- ket as an opportunity rather than a burden will have considerable payoffs. Strategically placed invest- ments in global information technology will provide an opportunity to increase control and enhance coor- dination to their organization while opening access to the new global market. The size, scope, and complexity of the Global Information Technology market will present managers with problems they never imagined before. Managers will be forced to re-evaluate their Global Information Technology Management and to develop Global Information Strategy, which will help them to survive in the fast changing technology oriented global market. To be successful in this environment, the author rec- ommend that the managers should use "The key issues for Global Information Technology Management" as suggested by Edburg, as a guide and "The Global Manager Evaluation Wheel" as recommended by Solomon should also be used for the appraisal of managers, subordinates, peer managers, on-site supervi- sor and clients working in the global environment.