Government Research Reports

SaaS to Carve Out a $635 Million Slice of the State & Local Government Software Market by 2013 (Oct 2008)

This report identifies Software as a Service (SaaS) success stories in state and local government based on a battery of case studies and interviews of government and industry experts.

Description

In the recent past cultural attitudes and a lack of technological maturity have hampered the adoption of Software as a Service (SaaS). However, the increased availability of Internet bandwidth has allowed a variety of hosted-software technologies to be battle tested in the commercial and consumer markets. State and local governments have taken notice and fiscal crises are forcing agencies to at least consider SaaS for their business needs.

INPUT expects the market for state and local government-oriented SaaS solutions to grow from approximately $170 million in 2008 to $640 million by 2013, enjoying a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30.2% for the period.

This Industry Insight report identifies Software as a Service (SaaS) success stories in state and local government. It is based on a battery of case studies and interviews of government and industry experts. It discusses the current landspace and looks at trends that are shaping and driving future adoption of the SaaS model for software delivery at the state and local levels.

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