The focus of this European wide study is to quantify the amount of public procurement of R&D, ICT and ICT related R&D across Europe and develop guidelines for a measurement framework to continue to do so in the future.
The study takes place in the context of measuring progress on achieving the below Innovation Union and Digital Agenda for Europe policy ambitions and targets.
- Tender specifications of the study
- Presentations presented at the final workshop of the study 13 March 2014
- Final report of the study - Quantifying public procurement of R&D of ICT solutions in Europe
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1_Policy Context and purpose of the study Update of state of play on PCP implementation - Lieve Bos
2_Quantifying public procurement of R&D of ICT solutions in Europe - Draft Final Results
3_Quantifying public procurement of R&D of ICT solutions in Europe-Methodology and perspectives - PPRDICT
4_Measuring public sector ICT expenditure-Approaches and evidence from the United Kingdom David Harrower
5_Challenges to sizing public sector ICT spend and the research methodologies KABLE has adopted as a result - Kable Presentation UK
6_Measuring Public Procurement of R&D in R&D Surveys The Swiss Experience - Elisabeth Pastor
7_Monitoring public procurement of R&D Approaches and evidence from the United States - Christopher Pece-John Jankowski
8_ERA Monitoring Mechanism Workshop Quantifying public procurement of R&D if UCT solutions in Europe - Daniel Deybe
Agenda - FinalExternalWorkshop_March2014 v0.9
Final Report SMART 2011/0036 - 'Quantifying public procurement of R&D of ICT solutions in Europe
Tender specifications of the study