Analysts
IDC Government Insights analysts use both their direct experience inside government organizations, and expertise as longtime advisors to government, to focus specifically on helping government organizations develop and employ strategies that leverage IT investments to maximize their performance.
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Jezamin Abdul Razak
Senior Research Manager -
Louisa Barker
Research Manager, IDC Government Insights, Europe -
Roberta Bigliani
Group Vice President, Head of IDC Insights and IDC Future of Work Executive Lead - Europe, IDC -
Alison Brooks, Ph.D.
Research Vice President – Worldwide Public Safety -
Massimiliano Claps
Research Director -
Ruthbea Yesner
Vice President, Government Insights, Education and Smart Cities -
Joe Dignan
European Head, IDC Government Insights -
Jebin George
Senior Research Manager, Software, Cloud, and Industry Transformation, IDC MEA -
Billy Jia
Associate Market Analyst -
Janice Jin
Research Manager -
Matthew Leger
Research Manager, IDC Worldwide Education Digital Transformation Strategies -
Rimal Likhari
Research Manager, IDC Government Insights, Europe -
Dr. Chris Marshall
Vice President, Data, Analytics, AI, Sustainability, and Industry Research -
Sandeep Mukunda
Research Manager, Digital Automotive and Transportation Strategi -
Adelaide O'Brien
Research Vice President, Government Digital Transformation Strategies -
Robert Parker
Senior Vice President, Enterprise Applications, Data Intelligence, Services, and Industry Research -
Nikola Ristivojevich
Sr. Research Analyst, Government and Health Insights -
Jifeng SUN
Associate Research Director -
Aaron Walker
Research Manager, Government Trust and Resiliency Strategy -
Leon Xiao
Senior Research Manager, Vertical Industry Research and Consulting, IDC China
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Oscar Guzman
Consulting Manager, Latin America -
Monika Kumar
Group Vice President & General Manager, IDC Data & Analytics -
Joseph C. Pucciarelli
Group Vice President & IT Executive Advisor -
Eileen Smith
Program Vice President, Customer Insights & Analysis
To build the resilience that cities require to withstand the demands of tomorrow's urban population, governments will need to find smarter ways to design and manage urban environment while also addressing sustainability issues. Digital twins could be just what urban planners need.
Doc# US49260723 Ruthbea Yesner - Vice President, Government Insights, Education and Smart Cities