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The Local Software Economy (LSE) Advisory service provides research and business practices to governments and related agencies, designed to assist them in developing polices and strategies that will drive economic growth through the development of a local software economy.
IISEIE’s core capabilities and focus are on the execution of both primary and market-based research projects in the global Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) sectors using quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods approaches.
This provides our advisory clients with:
highly relevant knowledge on industry benchmarksand economic development strategies,
developments in the business model and operations of ICT firms, sectors and markets,
the knowledge and understanding required to develop a ranges of polices to support their objectives of developing and growing their local software economies.
As a leading non-profit research organisation in the global ICT sector, IISEIE provides their clients with a team who has had extensive research experience collaborating with central governments, multi-national software/ICT vendors, industry organisations and ICT firms worldwide. Simply, this means:
asking the right people, the right questions based on an in-depth understanding of the ICT sector, to gain insights that will result in successful policy development.
then to translate these policies into successful programs and industry initiatives that develop the ICT local industry, and ICT adoption by the wider business communities
IISEIE’s comprehensive research processes and systems include:
- World-Class (published) researchers who combine both academic and industry based research experience with a rich knowledge in ICT sector research activities
- On-line research and project management work-spaces for combined IISEIE/Client Teams that acts a repository for research project data, interview audio, interim, preliminary and final reports as well as project status updates.
The action phase of the LSE Advisory service encompasses three stages:
- LSE Audit - A local software economy profile will be completed to form a basis of discussion between the government project group, IISEIE and relevant industry groups and stakeholders to form a view of the current maturity of the local software economy.
- LSE Execution – The IISEIE Research Teams have extensive research capabilities and knowledge of the global ICT sector gained from over 30 years business experience in high technology industries. These research teams will use a combination approaches to ensure highly relevant and accurate results, where the research methodology is tailored to the individual client’s objectives, ensuring a through analysis of the region’s specific challenges and opportunities.
- LSE Reporting – Presentation of applied research and proven best practices for policy development to stimulate economic growth through a local software economy
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