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Economic Stimulus and Expansionary Budgets: Tabulating the Government's Response to the Economic Downturn in Asia/PacificPublished by: IDC Published: Mar. 29, 2009 - 27 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Government Insights Opinion In This Report MethodologySituation Overview From Economic Stimulus to Expansionary Budgets: A High-Level ViewAnalysis of the Government Response: Key Priorities and Implications for ICTStimulus Program Focus AreasCapturing Public-Sector Technology Opportunity and Maximizing ImpactOpportunity 1: Infrastructure ProjectsOpportunity 2: "Future Schools"Opportunity 3: Healthcare ReformsOpportunity 4: Green TechnologiesFuture Outlook Essential Guidance Actions to ConsiderFor GovernmentsFor VendorsLearn More Related ResearchSynopsisTable: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Australia Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Hong Kong Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for India Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Indonesia Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Korea Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Malaysia Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for New Zealand Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for the Philippines Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for the People's Republic of China Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Singapore Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Taiwan Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Thailand Table: Economic Stimulus Package Analysis for Vietnam Figure: Stimulus Program Focus Areas: How to Capture ICT Opportunities and Maximize Impact AbstractThis Government Insights report includes a macro view of the economic stimulus and budget initiatives announced between August 2008 and April 2009 across various the Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) or APEJ markets, and the key public-sector subverticals and themes of interest. The global economic crisis in the last quarter of 2008 has propelled governments in the APEJ region to unveil economic stimulus packages and expansionary budgets aimed at "softening" the impact of the economic crisis and at accelerating spending on building key national infrastructures. "While not all economic stimulus plans include technology-specific allocations, this additional public-sector spending remains welcome news for technology vendors," says Gerald Wang, market analyst, Government Insights Asia/Pacific. "The report serves as a guide to public-sector CIOs seeking to optimize technology selection and implementation strategies. Additionally, the report highlights how IT vendors can best engage with the public sector and plan the best business strategies to pursue new revenues from this significant opportunity generated by economic stimulus initiatives." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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