Future IT Trends and Projects: Mexico Public Sector Profile

The Mexican government has ambitious plans to advance the use of technology by its citizens. The government not only wants to improve the services that it brings to its citizens but also to use eGovernment to help develop its economy.

Report Highlights
Datamonitor identifies the technology trends that exist within government, healthcare and education in Mexico. IT vendors need to identify the challenges that they will face in order to make the most of the opportunities available.
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DATAMONITOR VIEW 1
Catalyst 1
Summary 1
KEY TRENDS 4
The Mexican government has launched ambitious eGovernment plans 4
The Mexican government has an ambition to raise technology standards by 2025 4
Technology is being used to bring health and education services to its rural population 4
Technology is merely the facilitator in brings additional services to the rural population 4
A strong broadband network is imperative for the Mexico to fulfill its ambitions 4
An effective telecom monopoly operates in Mexico; it will be challenging for vendors to gain headway 5
PROFILE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR 6
Significant IT initiatives, deals and vendors in Mexico 6
Government initiatives impacting IT in the public sector 6
Selected IT projects in Mexico 6
Procurement in Mexico 7
Important vendors in Mexican public sector 7
Datamonitor forecasts for Mexico 9
Software 9
Hardware 11
Services 13
TECHNOLOGY USE 15
Regional perspective 15
COUNTRY OVERVIEW 17
Economy 17
The Public Sector in Mexico: Facts and Figures 18
Government and Elections 18
Justice, Safety and Defense 18
Social Security/National Insurance Schemes 18
Healthcare 18
Education 18
ACTIONS 20
Vendors should understand the aims of the Mexican government for 2025 20
Vendors need to be innovative with how to introduce remote services to citizens 20
Vendors should concentrate on where they can be competitive in the delivery of broadband 20
APPENDIX 21
Further reading 21
Definitions 21
References 22
Ask the analyst 22
Datamonitor consulting 22
Disclaimer 22
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