Future IT Trends and Projects: Germany Public Sector: Industry Research Report

Future IT Trends and Projects: Germany Public Sector

Published Date: December 2007

Published By: Datamonitor

Page Count: 25

Order Code: R313-29431

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Introduction

The German government is using IT solutions as a tool for reducing the costs of administrative services and enhancing the benefits for citizens and businesses. Technology vendors need to be vigilant of the trends, through which these objectives are taking place.

Scope

Significant initiatives, deals and vendors in Germany Government programs impacting IT in the public sector Local government IT spending in Germany, 2006-2011 Government structure in Germany

Highlights

This brief analyzes current trends in the German public sector related to technology projects and initiatives. This report includes detailed information on important vendors in the government, education and healthcare sectors in Germany as well as current IT projects underway. In addition, this industry focus report provides demographic and macroeconomic data necessary to evaluate international opportunities.

Reasons to Purchase

Understand important trends affecting public sector adoption of IT in Germany Validate your market messaging and positioning in the German public sector Inform your go-to-market approach with up-to-date demographic and macroeconomic data.

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