Document Overview

Business Strategy: Central Europe Government IT Priorities: IDC Government Insights Survey, 2012


Authors: Mark Yates, Jan Petruj
Document # CEMA18750
Published July, 2012
Document Type Business Strategy
Number of Pages      22
Number of Figures      15

Overview

This IDC Government Insights study provides results for a survey of IT decision makers in working the government sector in four Central European countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia). It provides insights into IT priorities, concerns, and drivers and sheds light on security and virtualization levels at government organizations.

"The level of information and documentation in government has reached critical levels. Budgets, privacy, and security – even if these were not issues, government organizations would still be wrestling with how to work with, share, and archive the records piling up on their desks. In the short term, eservices are likely to make the situation worse, as hardcopy and scanned documents and new electronic file types all need to be stored together in understandable and searchable ways." – Senior Analyst Mark Yates, IDC Government Insights, CEMA

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Subscriptions Covered:

Government Insights: Technology Indicators and Metrics: Confidence of Success Indicators , IDC Government Insights: Central and Eastern European IT Opportunity: Government

Companies Covered:

Microsoft Corporation

Regions Covered:

Central and Eastern Europe, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia

Topics Covered:

Applications, Broadband, Disaster recovery, Disk-based data protection, Hardware, Hybrid clouds, Information protection and control, Messaging security, Printers, Routers, Server virtualization, Software, Virtualized server

Vertical Markets:

Government, Government Infrastructure Consolidation, Government Segment, State and Local