Report Summary

In this piece, analyst specializing in government technology will outline changes in your market, explain which trends will have the biggest impact, and highlight who will benefit from the fast-paced developments in the industry.

Scope

*An overview of the challenges facing governments in 2009
*Take on the technology priorities of government agencies and departments
*Strategies to help vendors penetrate the government technology industry

Highlights

*Governments are facing tough economic times and human resource constraints
*Agencies are looking to enhance collaboration and deliver more interactive public services
*Cyber security and protection of IT infrastructure are key priorities for governments

Reasons to Purchase

*Learn about the top trends in government in 2009
*Gain insight into the technology areas in which government organizations are investing
*Identify strategies for expanding business opportunities in government

Report Outline

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CATALYST
SUMMARY
ANALYSIS
Governments are facing tough economic times and human resource constraints
Agencies are looking to enhance collaboration and deliver more interactive public services
Cyber security and protection of IT infrastructure are key priorities for governments
A new US federal administration brings about a fresh set of policies and a new tech agenda
ACTIONS
Impact on governments
Recommendations for vendors selling technology into the government sector

APPENDIX

Definitions and Acronyms
Methodology
Further reading
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consulting
Disclaimer

List of Figures

Figure 1: Government revenue is highly dependent on individual and corporate income taxes
Figure 2: Governments' highest technology spending priority is IT security
Figure 3: Nearly 70% of government IT departments will see flat or decreasing budgets
Figure 4: Functionality and cost are key concerns for government agencies when selecting a vendor