Central and Eastern Europe's Country Profile: Czech
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Central and Eastern Europe's Country Profile: Czech
- 1. IT SOURCINGEUROPE Central and Eastern Europe’s Country Profile: Czech Republic
- 2. Area: 78,866 km2 Population (est. 2009): 10.212 million Human Development Index (est. 2007): 0.903 GDP/capita (est. 2009): 18,208€ GDP growth rate (est. 2009): -0,09% IT Outsourcing market value (est. 2009) – 220€ million GENERAL DATA
- 3. * Based on the 2009 Legatum Institute estimation PROSPERITY INDEX*
- 7. The biggest area of concentration of ICT channel players remains the capital region with almost 1/3 of the total channel population. The South Eastern part of the country is in a development phase, as more ICT companies are making their appearance in the area.MARKET TRENDS
- 9. ITO opportunities exist in integrated security solutions, advanced communication systems, financial systems, healthcare, mobile applications and mobile content platform development as well as new digital technologies, mobile applications and e-commerce solutions.
- 10. As of 2009, the country’s software market reached EUR 618 million and IT services market – nearly EUR 1,2 billion.
- 11. Both IT salaries and operating costs are rather high in the Czech Republic, which makes it a less favorable outsourcing location compared to its slower developing neighbors such as Ukraine or Bulgaria.MARKET TRENDS
- 12. THANK YOU by: IT Sourcing Europe Limited 2010 www.itsourcing-europe.com Info(at)itsourcing-europe.com