Mobility 'improves efficiency'

The 2013 Government Mobility Survey by Tech Research Asia found that more than 80% of Australian government agencies believe providing mobility services can improve staff efficiency, yet almost half of those agencies said they have no idea what those services will cost.

According to the survey, more than 80% of Australian government agencies believed that providing mobility services could improve staff efficiency.

The survey reported that almost half of the Australian government agencies surveyed had no idea what mobility services would cost.

Tech Research Asia conducted the 2013 Government Mobility Survey based on interviews with senior managers in Australian government agencies.

The survey highlights a strong belief among government agencies that mobility services can boost staff efficiency, alongside significant uncertainty about costs. For everyday investors, that signals both potential demand for mobility solutions and a market where procurement decisions may hinge on clearer cost information.

No — the survey reflects the perceptions of senior managers: more than 80% believe mobility services can improve efficiency. It reports beliefs and awareness rather than definitive performance outcomes or quantified results.

The survey’s combination of widespread belief in efficiency gains and widespread cost uncertainty suggests a market with strong interest but unclear budgeting. That can create opportunities for vendors who provide transparent pricing, pilots, or clear cost-benefit information.

The headline findings cited here come from Tech Research Asia’s 2013 Government Mobility Survey, which was based on interviews with senior managers. For more detail, consult the original survey report or published coverage that references Tech Research Asia’s work.