Introduction

Poland's membership of the European Union (EU) has attracted increased investment, from both private companies and EU funding, this has facilitated technology developments within Poland.

Scope

• Significant IT initiatives, deals and vendors in Poland
• Government initiatives impacting IT in the public sector
• Local government IT spending in New EU 10, 2006-2011
• Government spending by type as a percentage of total spending, 2003

Highlights

Datamonitor identifies the technology trends that exist within government, healthcare and education in Poland. This report helps vendors to identify what effects membership of the EU has had on technology in Poland.

Reasons to Purchase

• Datamonitor identifies and explores the key trends that are occurring within the public sector in Poland so vendors can understand the area.
• This report identifies the sectors where growth exists and vendors can seize these opportunities to gain a foothold within the Polish public sector IT

• • EU membership has been the primary factor for technological advancement within Poland
  • EU membership has opened up numerous opportunities for vendors
  • Vendors will face tough competition from domestic technology companies
  • Vendors need to demonstrate their diversity of experience to compete with the domestic market
  • While seeking to advance the use of technology, Poland has significant budget constraints
  • Vendors should find ways to help the Polish government to manage costs of public sector technology projects
  • PROFILE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
  • Significant IT initiatives, deals and vendors in Poland
  • Government initiatives impacting IT in the public sector
  • Selected ICT projects in Poland
  • Government
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Procurement in Poland
  • Important vendors in Polish public sector
  • Services
  • Software
  • Datamonitor forecasts for Poland
  • Government structure in Poland
  • Central Government
  • Elections
  • Local Government
  • Justice, Safety and Defense
  • Social Security/National Insurance Schemes
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Regional perspective
  • POLAND IN FIGURES
  • Core facts about Poland
  • Population
  • Economy
• Appendix
  • Further reading
  • Definitions
  • References
• List Of Tables
  • Table 1: Polish demographic and government information
  • Table 2: General population statistics in Poland from 2000 to 2004
  • Table 3: Statistics about IT usage in Poland and EU (25), 2005
• List Of Figures
  • Figure 1: Local Government IT spending in New EU 10, 2006-2011
  • Figure 2: Enterprise Application Software Sales in New EU 10, Public Sector and Healthcare, 2005-2010
  • Figure 3: Government spending in Poland and the EU by type as a percentage of total spending, 2003
  • Figure 4: Unemployment as a percentage of population from 2001 to 2004 for Poland and larger region