The State of Technology in the Brazilian Government Sector, Forecast to 2022
The State of Technology in the Brazilian Government Sector, Forecast to 2022
Digital Transformation of the Public Sector to Propel Local Opportunities for Telcos with Cloud, Data Centers, and Managed Security Services Growing Fastest
03-Feb-2017
Latin America
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Description
This document outlines Frost & Sullivan's syndicated research findings on digital transformation spend and emerging trends across the government sector in Brazil. As a result of the global economic crisis, governments have shifted the focus of their information and communication technologies (ICT) budgets and spend onto projects that do not require massive spending such as the improvement of eAdministration and ePublic service initiatives. In order to compete effectively, telecommunications and IT providers need to improve their understanding of particular industries, such as the government sector, and their specific requirements over time. The uptake of digital transformation can aid in creating cost-effective and efficient solutions, positive economies, and a sustainable future for a company, region, country, or even a continent. In 2016, telecommunications and IT spend within Brazil’s government sector was an estimated $980.2 million and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.9% during the 6-year forecast period, reaching $1,166.5 million by 2022.
Study Scope:
This study will provide insights for participants in the IT and telecommunications industry in Brazil looking to effectively meet the public sector’s digital transformation needs. The base year of analysis is 2016; the forecast period is 2017 to 2022.
Top Objectives:
• Provide an overview of the domestic challenges facing the public sector ( National government and provincial government)
• Present insights into the government sector value chain and adoption of telecommunications and IT services across value chain participants (i.e., government to citizens (G2C); government to government (G2G); and government to business (G2B))
• Discuss digital transformation in the government sector (ecosystem, public organization, municipal/state/government spend, top opportunities, main telco offers)
• Highlight government sector telecommunications and IT spend in 2016 and offer forecast insights
• Provide case studies (e.g., public services apps, biometrics, municipal Wi-Fi and fiber investments)
• Outline growth opportunities (connectivity, new infrastructure, new types of services, IT investments, Internet of Things)
Brazil´s government sees great benefit in digital transformation development, albeit the challenge of a national rollout. The key enabler of successful investments in digital transformation infrastructure will be the participation of all key telecommunications stakeholders to ensure that connectivity is deployed from urban to rural areas. With unequal access to ICT, an eGovernment may cause social exclusion. Offering multi-channel service delivery gives citizens better access to information and is an important tool in bridging eGovernment divides. Electronic kiosks, public display facilities, and mobile technologies are the centerpieces of multi-channel service delivery. eHealth and eEducation are of utmost importance in Brazil.
Pressure from state and local governments to use digital transformation as a tool in reducing corruption by monitoring tasks and budget allocation highlights solutions that increase transparency and hold the government accountable for the use of national funds. This evolution in strategy requires telecommunications and IT providers improve their understanding of industry dynamics in order to better gauge the impact of digital transformation developments on customer needs, particularly adoption trends.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Research Aim and Objectives
Research Overview
Forecast Assumptions
Market Drivers
Drivers Explained
Market Restraints
Restraints Explained
Telecommunications and IT Spend Forecast in the Government Sector
Growth Opportunity 1—Connectivity
Growth Opportunity 2—New Infrastructure
Growth Opportunity 3—New Types of Services
Growth Opportunity 4—IT Investments
Growth Opportunity 5—Internet of Things (IoT)
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth
Global Government Sector at a Glance
The Impact of Digital Transformation in the Economy
Overview of Digital Transformation in the Government Sector
Overview of Digital Transformation in the Government Sector (continued)
Value Chain of Digital Transformation in the Government Sector
Key Trends in eGovernment
Key Technologies Building Local eGovernment
Top Challenges for IT in the Government Sector
Top Technologies’ Impact on Revenues in the Government Sector
Top Technologies That Positively Impact Cost Reduction Revenues in the Government Sector
Top Security Concerns in the Government Sector
Ecosystem of Digital Transformation
Public Organization
Public Organization (continued)
Municipal Government Spend
Municipal Government Spend (continued)
State Government Spend
Federal Government Spend
Federal Government Spend (continued)
Digital Transformation Opportunity
Main Telco Offers for the Government Sector
Municipalities Invest in Wi-Fi and Own Fiber Networks
Brazilian Public Service Apps
Brazilian Public Service Apps (continued)
Consortium to Renew the Network of Health Ministry
Biometrics in Federal Services Starts with Health
S4SP—Health for São Paulo
The Last Word—Key Takeaways
Legal Disclaimer
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
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