IT suppliers: public institutions should buy software if they want to cope with redundancies

Domestic IT companies maintain they can provide products and services to the public administration that is facing a rising work volume with fewer employees, in the wake of layoffs announced by the Government.
IT companies say electronic solutions would optimise public institutions’ costs, public administration processes, would minimise paper consumption and increase citizens’ satisfaction level.
For instance, Star Storage, a domestic IT services supplier specialising in data storage, archiving and management, has several solutions for central and local authorities in its portfolio, which, once implemented, can cut costs by as much as 50%.
Domestic software producer CS Vision has RiverRaft operations management application in its portfolio, which includes performance indicators that help companies assess and control employees’ activities.
In its turn, Siveco, the biggest domestic software producer, has several products for public administration.
Another company including local administration solutions in its portfolio is iQuest, mainly operating in the business IT sector.