Government: Includes Municipal, State/Provincial and Federal levels; Social Services & Associations; Charitable Organizations; Policy/Fire/Public Works; and Other agencies not defined above.
Do you need to justify your IT staffing and spending?
Learn how your IT department compares to your peers in the Government sector by using Info-Tech's 2007-2008 IT Budget & Staffing report.
This report will:
- Provide you with hard numbers to present to your executive.
- Guide your investment planning.
- Help you build a strong business case for changing staffing levels.
Gain answers to the following questions:
- How much are your IT peers spending in Government?
- How do budgets break down by new investment versus ongoing spending?
- How does a typical Government IT department allocate its staff by job function?
Info-Tech Research Group recently conducted an in-depth survey regarding the IT priorities of today's enterprises. With over 1,700 responses from IT decision makers across enterprises of all sizes and verticals, this survey is the most comprehensive of its kind in the industry.
This report focuses on the vital staffing and budgeting statistics for the Government sector. You will find clear analysis of key variables that affect IT decision-making, including company and department size, strategic focus, and infrastructure complexity. |
