Centralization of IT functions in governmental bodies

05.09.2012 - Uncategorized

The Agency for Public Management and eGovernment (Difi) has assigned Oslo Economics a study of possible functions within ICT and procurement that may be suitable for joint solutions. Examples are the increased use of collaboration between governmental bodies, sector solutions and central purchasing arrangements.

Contacts: Erik Magnus Sæther and Finn Gjerull Rygh.

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Centralization of IT functions in governmental bodies

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