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New U.S. Digital Government Innovation and Transformation Strategies Advisory Service Arms Government IT and Business Executives with Insight Needed to Succeed in Disruptive IT Age
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. --(Business Wire)--
IDC
Government Insights today launched the United
States Digital Government Innovation and Transformation (DGIT)
Strategies advisory service, designed to inform and support
Federal government executives by identifying technology trends and
disruptive technologies, innovative new programs based upon these
technologies, and the successful deployment of technology in the context
of policy and organizational challenges. The emphasis of the program is
on delivering the knowledge, tools, and techniques that can be used to
act on the advice provided - self-assessment tools, checklists, models,
and other practical applications.
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The new DGIT service covers the disruptive technologies, market forces,
and the transformative change management efforts that are critical to
the evolution and success of national government agencies and programs.
To better understand the technologies and market forces that affect
technology identification and adoption by U.S. government agencies,
relevant data collected through proprietary research projects and
ongoing communications with vendor and user experts is complemented by
secondary research from conferences, publications, and third-party news
sources. Key topics to be explored throughout the year include:
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Building a digital foundation:
Identification of emerging digital technologies, strategies to improve
adoption and derive vlue from these new technologies, policies
necessary for security, and organizational modernization efforts.
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Looking beyond the risks: The
unique aspects and challenges in the areas of digital risk, public
safety, cybersecurity, and privacy for government.
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Dynamic engagement: How government
agencies increase citizen, partner, and agency engagement through
digital and other channels.
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Adaptive workplace: The nature of
the changing government workplace, IT and tangential workforce
management, and outsourcing of IT products and services.
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Going mobile: Adoption and
implementation of mobility technologies and appropriate enterprise
mobile policies.
According to Alan
Webber, Research Director, IDC Government Insights, "The new DGIT
service will help political leaders, government line-of-business
executives, and IT executives become more efficient, more effective, and
reduce risk by being informed about today's challenges and preparing for
tomorrow. Our planned roster of research will provide insights into both
public and private sector best practices and offer relevant and timely
information about vendor technology offerings to empower today's
government IT executives to address key challenges and successfully
navigate the evolving IT landscape."
For additional information about this new service or to arrange a
one-on-one briefing with Alan
Webber, please contact Sarah Murray at 781-378-2674 or [email protected].
Reports are available to qualified members of the media. For information
on purchasing reports, contact [email protected];
reporters should email [email protected].
About IDC Government Insights IDC
Government Insights assists government policy, program, and IT
leaders, as well as the suppliers who serve them, in making more
effective technology decisions by providing accurate, timely, and
insightful fact-based research and consulting services. Staffed by
senior analysts with decades of government and IT industry experience,
our global research analyzes and advises on business and technology
issues facing the Federal/Central and local/provincial Governments.
International Data Corporation (IDC)
is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory
services, and events for the information technology market. IDC is a
subsidiary of IDG,
the world's leading technology, media, research, and events company. For
more information, please visit www.idc-gi.com,
email [email protected], or call
703-485-8300. Visit the IDC Government Insights Community at http://idc-community.com/government.
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