Abstract
The global corporate market for Information Technology (IT) services corresponds to34% of all investment in IT by companies, grows at around 8% a year and will move more than US$ 1.5 trillion in 2023. Technology contracting companies, or Tech Buyers, expand with these investments the competitiveness and sustainability of its businesses. For the success of the investment, it is essential that there is not only the acquisition of market solutions but, above all, an efficient execution of services necessary for the implementation of the projects: consulting, integration, training, among others. In a scenario of great shortage of manpower specialized in technology, the most adequate source for the floating allocation of manpower for projects comes from Tech Sellers - companies that provide IT services. Despite the relevance of technology to business, contracting IT services is an arduous and costly task for Tech Buyers: according to Gartner, 74% of them assess the experience as complex and only 27% are satisfied with the results of the contracts. Currently, Buyers' search for Sellers is rudimentary, manual and based on personal relationships, thus contributing to centralization in a few previously approved suppliers. The situation is also inefficient for Tech Sellers, who spend low-return efforts in the search for ideal customers. An intelligent Business-to-business platform(B2B) for the supply and demand of IT services, whose first structuring steps are resulted from the PIPE Phase 1 project. Such a platform, called Match
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