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in government outsourcing is accelerating. A recent study by
Input Inc., predicts that US federal government IT outsourcing
is expected to increase from $12.2 billion in fiscal year 2005
to $17.6 billion by fiscal year 2010 - an annual growth rate
of nearly 8 percent.
New ways of delivering government services
create their own challenges. For forward-looking agencies,
outsourcing is a valuable tool for transformation as well
as accessing specialized skills and expertise.
An effective means for dealing with tightening
budgets and e-Government modernization, outsourcing is also
prompted by the need to supplement internal technical resources,
reduce costs, infuse new technology, or standardize and streamline
operations.
Desktop
Help Desk Solutions:
A single point of contact for public
sector employees experiencing day-to-day computer issues.
Escalations to hardware and network deskside support staff,
freeing public sector employees to focus more effectively
on the business of government.
• Windows and Mac troubleshooting
• Popular application troubleshooting including MS
Office and Internet tools
• Computer hardware and peripheral troubleshooting
Thin
Client Help Desk Solutions:
Centralized application computing enables
access to information across agencies, functions and borders.
For these agencies, end user technical support is less about
hardware troubleshooting and more about information delivery.
• Support for self-serve public
Internet kiosks
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VoIP
Help Desk Solutions:
VoIP is a rapidly growing, Internet-based
solution for cost-effective voice, video and data communications.
Both the public and private sectors are benefiting from this
new technology.
• Installation and service
support
• Equipment and network troubleshooting
• Service feature support
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