We have succeeded in bringing together a community of thought leaders which encompasses the latest and the best strategy for the ICT sector. Our detailed coverage of industry sectors, including eGovernment, satellites, IP telephony, infrastructure, organisational software, open source, and many others regularly attracts the attention of the people who matter in the field.

We aggregate the most important news stories, and profile the most telling industry leaders, both from the governments and business in the regions targeted, and from organisations like the European Commission, the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

eSstrategies Roundtables

The eStrategies Roundtables bring together the most important public sector leaders and the top corporate executives in the region we target. Many of our Roundtables have brought new viewpoints to the fore, like the one on public-private partnerships held at the Microsoft Government Leaders Forum in Prague, or the Roundtable on Strategies for eGovernment in the Middle East held at the British Embassy in Dubai.

Challenge, dialogue and response have been the keys to making the eStrategies Roundtables successful. We do not allow long presentations, but get right into the discussion, and the results are often quite startling, but always good copy for our readers.

IT Conference Coverage

Coverage of the leading exhibitions and conferences ensures that eStrategies has a presence at all of the key events in the regions it covers, both those that cover ICT and those that deal with development in general.

eStrategies Central and Eastern Europe

The only magazine that tracks technology solutions specifically for the region where eGovernment, broadband, and Wi-Fi are developing most rapidly. Thanks to the phased €60 billion investment by the European Union in the Accession Countries, these nations are 'leapfrogging' directly to the cutting edge of networking, Web services, eLearning, eHealth, and other area.

We track this process, profiling the most important players, following the significant trends and the evolution of the market from the point of view of both a Western and Eastern strategist.

Distribution: This controlled-circulation magazine reaches 38,000 C-Class executives, top level administrators from the public sector, as well as top officials from the European Commission, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the European Investment Bank, and many others.

eStrategies Middle East

The Middle East is one of the four hotspots for foreign direct investment, and the information technology sector is hard at work there bringing networks together, implementing eGovernment, and even mGovernment solutions, and creating the InterArab network that governments there have long sought. Security is a major concern in this politically troubled region, and eStrategies tracks all the best-practice solutions that are being implemented.

Distribution: Our controlled-circulation publication reaches 32,000 of the top executives and public administrators in the ICT community in the Middle East, as well as officials from organisations like the United Nations Development Programme, the Arab NGO Network for Development, and many others.

Sustainable Development

Where is development succeeding best? What are the best examples of such success? These are the questions that we answer in Sustainable Development Magazine.

We look at sectors like energy, construction, infrastructure, fire and safety, and we individuate what solutions are already working, and what good examples can be taken from established practice.

Sustainable Development Central and Eastern Europe

Now that the world's fastest-growing economies are located here, investors from the West are looking carefully for opportunities in the East.

Similarly, governments in Central and Eastern Europe are now largely stable, and administrators are eager to take advantage of both EU investment and increased funds from their improved economies.

All of which means that there are many projects worth watching in Central and Eastern Europe, and that is what Sustainable Development does. We track the most interesting investment opportunities, and best-practice projects in the East, all the while looking carefully at what new examples in development can be imported from the West.