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The eagerly awaited 2019 edition of our UK Public Sector Software and IT Services (SITS) Market Trends and Forecasts report is now available. PublicSectorViews subscribers can read TechMarketView’s analysis of how the pressures and priorities in the public sector have shaped the performance of suppliers, how the market will perform between now and 2022, and how suppliers can best position themselves to take advantage of the opportunities that will arise.
Breaking down the data across six of the key areas of the public sector—central government, local government, health, defence, education and police—we reveal the size of the SITS market in each subsector, how these markets will grow (on in some cases, decline), and how technological, societal and political factors will shape the opportunities for suppliers over the next three years.
For the first time in this report, we have included elements of our new Digital Evolution Model (DEM). TechMarketView’s DEM has been designed to highlight the shift in spending patterns from “Heritage” or legacy software and services, to spend on the “New” transformational technology components (digital, platform and cyber).
Legacy drag, contract disaggregation, IT rationalisation and insourcing, and Brexit uncertainty continued to suppress growth during 2018. It was another challenging year for many of the leading suppliers in the UK public sector SITS market and, in terms of revenue growth, they continue to be outperformed by SMEs. However, these figures can be misleading, often reflecting the decline in Heritage software and services and masking underlying growth in the New digital, platform and cyber technologies. In this report we uncover how quickly spend on New software and services is growing in each subsector.
PublicSectorViews subscribers can download this year's UK Public Sector SITS Market Trends & Forecasts report and the accompanying spreadsheet of all our market forecasts data now.
If you would like to find out if your organisation has a subscription or talk about getting access, please contact Deb Seth to find out more.
Posted by Dale Peters at '23:19' - Tagged: publicsector centralgovernment localgovernment defence education trends police health forecasts markets
