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Inside the report you will find:
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The growth trajectory of Portugal’s ICT sector, its role in Europe’s digital economy and how it became a leading nearshore hub
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Key talent trends, including education, skills, workforce availability, and how the talent ecosystem is advancing to support growing demand
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The evolving technology landscape, covering cloud, cybersecurity, data engineering and AI-driven services
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Insights from the Business Survey, highlighting the future of digital services, delivery models, and collaboration opportunities in Europe
Who is this study for?
This new market study provides a comprehensive overview of the Portuguese technology ecosystem and its growing relevance for companies across Europe, particularly in the German-speaking market. If you are involved in shaping technology decisions, evaluating sourcing strategies or scaling digital capabilities, this study is for you. It is particularly relevant for: ✔ CIOs and IT decision-makers ✔ Sourcing and vendor management leaders ✔ Investors and analysts ✔ ICT service providers and shared service organizations
Explore the trends shaping Portugal’s ICT landscape through 2030
Why it matters
Portugal has developed into one of Europe’s most attractive locations for technology services, with the ICT sector already contributing close to 10% of the country’s GDP and expected to generate €16.6 billion in revenue by 2028. These factors are driving stronger digital collaboration between Portuguese technology providers and companies in Europe:
About the study
With data-backed market trends through 2030 and insights from industry leaders, this report aims to help decision-makers better understand Portugal’s potential as a partner for digital services and nearshore collaboration.
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Interested in what Portugal’s ICT landscape could mean for your business?
If you're exploring ways to scale your technology capabilities, build nearshore teams, or better understand the opportunities highlighted in this study, we’d be happy to continue the conversation.
