Markets and Technologies Covered
- 3 technology groups with 22 technology categories: Hardware (enterprise network, external storage system, hardcopy peripheral, IaaS, mobile phone, non-x86 server, PC monitor, security appliance, tablet, traditional PC, and x86 server), software (application development and deployment, ERM — financial applications, ERM — human capital management, ERM — other, office suites, system infrastructure software, and other applications), and IT services (IT consulting, systems integration, technology outsourcing, and other IT services)
- 2 subindustries: Federal civilian and Department of Defense (DoD)
- 25+ federal civilian agencies: Department of Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, General Services Administration, and other agencies
- 4+ Department of Defense (DOD) agencies and services: Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps as well as other DOD agencies or DOD-wide
Geographic Coverage
- United States
Data Deliverables
This spending guide is delivered on a semiannual basis via a web-based interface for online querying and downloads. For a complete delivery schedule, please contact an IDC sales representative. The deliverable for this spending guide includes:
- Annual five-year forecasts by industry, subindustry, agency, and technology (delivered twice a year)
Key Questions Answered
Our research addresses the following issues that are critical to your success:
- What is the total U.S. federal government technology opportunity?
- Which technologies and agencies or services in the U.S. federal government are growing the fastest?
- How do growth rates vary by agency or service? And how do growth rates change over time?
- How do technology spending and growth rates vary by civilian versus DoD?
- Where should resources be focused to take advantage of the maximum market opportunity?