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| State of the Industry: Government |
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This report provides current and forecast demographic
data such as number of employees and number of firms for the government vertical
including those at the federal, state, and local levels. This information is also
broken down by size of government business such as SOHO, Small Business, Middle-Market,
and Enterprise. Government segments such as federal, state, and local are also
detailed in the study, along with market trends, technology trends, applications
driving spending, and the overall opportunities for technology vendors in the
government vertical.
While the federal government is starting to see more promising signs of
a recovery, the state and local government sectors remain optimistic but are maintaining
very conservative spending and utilizing a number of ways to cut expenditures.
In fact, while the US GDP grew by 4% in the 4th quarter of 2003, the majority
of states are slowly seeing growth and are expecting the same, or slightly higher
spending in 2004. Many states have initiated across the board percentage cuts,
and some have also cut K-12 and higher education spending just to maintain the
previous year’s budget. Technology investment is also feeling the brunt of the
economic challenges, and is being seen more as a way to cut costs and streamline
government processes.
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- Executive Summary
- Market and Industry
Trends
- Overview of
Market Trends
- Overview of
Technology Trends
- Key Trends:
Wireless and Web…
- Key Applications…
- Recommendations:
Addressing Opportunities…
- Near-term
Opportunities and Recommendations
- Methodology
- Forecasting
Techniques
- Definitions
- Structured
Research Sources
- IT Purchasing,
2003
- US Census
Bureau
- US Bureau
of Labor Statistics
- Bureau
of Economic Analysis
- Department
of Commerce
- Occupational
Safety & Health Administration
- Industry
Trends
- Government Demographics
- Number of Firms
- Number of Employees
- Perceptions…
- Perceptions
of Operating Performance
- Demographics
by Major Group
- Segmentation
of Firms by Major Group
- Segmentation
of Employees by Major Group
- Federal Government
- Definition
- Demographics
- Industry
Trends
- Federal
Government in the US Government Market
- State Government
- Definition
- Demographics
- Industry
Trends
- State Government
in the US Government Market
- Local Government
- Definition
- Demographics
- Industry
Trends
- Local Government
in the US Government Market
- Conclusion
- Table 1. Number
of Firms - Government, 2003-2008
- Table 2. Number
of Employees (EMP) - Government, 2003-2008
- Table 3. Number
of Firms and Employees by Major Group - Government, 2004
- Table 4. Segmentation
of Firms by Major Group and Size of Business - Government, 2004
- Table 5. Segmentation
of Firms by Major Group and Size of Business - Government, 2004
- Table 6. Number
of Federal Government Firms and Employees - US Business Market, 2004
- Table 7. Number
of State Government Firms and Employees - US Business Market, 2004
- Table 8. Number
of Local Government Firms and Employees - US Business Market, 2004
- Figure 1. Number
of Firms and Employees - Government, 2003-2008
- Figure 2. Government
Expenditure Priorities Over the past Decade, 1993 - 2003
- Figure 3. Perceptions
of the US Economy (Unweighted) - Government, 2003 and 2004
- Figure 4. Perceptions
of Operating/Financial Performance (Unweighted) - Government, 2003
- Figure 5. Number
of Firms: Federal Government - US Business Market, 2002-2008
- Figure 6. Number
of Employees (In Millions): Federal Government - US Business Market,
2002-2008
- Figure 7. Number
of Firms: State Government - US Business Market, 2002-2008
- Figure 8. Number
of Employees (In Millions): State Government - US Business Market, 2002-2008
- Figure 9. Number
of Firms (In Thousands): Local Government - US Business Market, 2002-2008
- Figure 10. Number
of Employees (In Millions): Local Government - US Business Market, 2002-2008
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