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Added Value

Whilst it is true to say, that as a Government you are completely at liberty as to approaching the market place concerning your ICT needs; Within the realm of its activities, the B.R.I.C does not have an absolute monopoly, but can however offer you its additional value.

The B.R.I.C is closely related to your company culture and your profession within the public sector services.
The Centre's added value is that it's professionally geared towards anticipating both your needs and expectations.
Nor is it purely a question of coincidence that B.R.I.C is trusted partner with a sizable number of players within the Brussels Authories.

1.The extensive culture from public sector services

You are looking for a service provider that: supports and shares your vision, strategy and ideas. The B.R.I.C has more than 20 years experience, not to mention a noteworthy status

The Centre is:

Familiar with the public sector;
Can relate to the often "unique" details of your profession;
Understands both your needs and expectations.
In addition to this, with over 200 IT-Specialists that make up B.R.I.C's projects and service teams, together they create and provide a unique knowledge base and pool of competences both regionally and locally within Brussels.

2. A comprehensive service provider

These days, people prefer not to have to contact one supplier for service A, another for service B and a third for solution C. They no longer have time to sound out the entire market.

The response to the modern preference for a “one-stop shopping solution” can be found in the extensive range of products and services provided by the BRIC. The Centre operates on the basis of integrated logic: network infrastructure (via IRISnet), intermediate “machines” layer (data centre), IT platforms and citizens’ services.

In practical terms, the BRIC range comprises six groups of services: infrastructure, telecommunications, security, client support, hosting and sector solutions .

In addition, the BRIC purchases equipment under the terms of joint contracts in which the various regional and local authorities and administrations can take part. Not forgetting the customised applications devised specifically for your sector.

It's also worthwhile to note that B.R.I.C purchases equipment and material within the context of collaborative public sector assignments making it possible for regional and local authorities and boards to participate. Within this frame there are still applications that are custom made for your specific profession.

3. Regional transversness and cohesion

Thanks to numerous contacts with local authorities, DHSS, VAPH (inclusive education), schools and hospitals, the Centre is ideally placed to bring people and organisations closer. Furthermore we are convinced that investing in transversal solutions is the condition to protect regional and local authorities efficiency. For this purpose the Regional authorities have at their disposal a highly technological IT - Infrastructure that both in the short-term and the long-term meets all the necessary requirements. Aside of that, the Regional authorities actively encourages the development of applications, in order to provide services that adequately meet the needs and expectations that both the citizens and companies can expect from a Capital, that is also one of international standing.

4. Impartiality towards technology

B.R.I.C's approach towards new technology is one of critical analysis in order to offer solutions that meet your needs and not the other way round. Uniquely, B.R.I.C uses open standards in an effort to ensure that the technical choices made, stimulate the collation of data and exchanges of information and know-how. In stark contrast to rapid evolution of both market players and technological innovations, B.R.I.C is a reliable partner you can count on.

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