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TRANSITION TO MARKET ECONOMY

TRANSITION TO MARKET ECONOMY. Is it really possible. IN CASE OF GI ?. Lyon. By Katalin Tóth Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing, Budapest. 6th EC-GIS WORKSHOP. A bit of. 1989. HISTORY. TRANSITION OF ECONOMY. PLANIFICATION. Privatisation. MARKET ECONOMY. Hungarian.

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TRANSITION TO MARKET ECONOMY

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  1. TRANSITION TO MARKET ECONOMY Is it really possible IN CASE OF GI ? Lyon By Katalin Tóth Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing, Budapest 6th EC-GIS WORKSHOP

  2. A bit of 1989 HISTORY TRANSITION OF ECONOMY PLANIFICATION Privatisation MARKET ECONOMY

  3. Hungarian GI TURNOVER OF HUNGARIAN GI RELATED COMPANIES (kHUF) MARKET

  4. Hungarian DEMAND GI • Government (planning, monitoring, self governments) • Private sector (utilities, telecom companies, infrastructure) MARKET OFFER • NMA (Basic & derived data, only 2% of total turnover of the sector) • Private companies (some 60-70 mainly SME)

  5. Hungarian TRENDS OF DEVELOPMENT GI GIS GDP 1996-97 30% MARKET 4,8% 1997-98 10% Concentration of the market 5 companies cover 44% of the market 1998 15 companies cover 72%of the market

  6. GI MARKET RESEARCH MARKETING • In every 2 years - limited mainly to the offer • No sufficient interactions with the users - the GI products do not always correspond to the needs o users • The Hungarian user is price sensitive • For sustaining the growth wide promotion activities are required in Hungary

  7. DATA WHAT IS SOLD? • Data? • Product? & The role of NMA PRODUCTS • Prepare and enable a general data policy • Elaborate a coherent pricing system • Define the legal framework for the use of data • (Control the use of the data)

  8. EXAMPLE MKH - HUNGARIAN ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARY DATABASE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS • Source: cadastral data • Input: co-ordinates of directly measured points • Derived products: databases of different resolution compiled by generalisation MKH

  9. EXAMPLE MKH - HUNGARIAN ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARY DATABASE PRICING OF THE PRODUCT • For original data: ministerial directives: 1 point: HUF 80 + VAT Full country: • Derived products: price-list Polygon-based hybrid system with „monetary” generalisation MKH

  10. MKH - HUNGARIAN ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARY DATABASE EXAMPLE DERIVED PRODUCTS: PRICE-LIST MKH

  11. At last TRANSITION… IS IT REALLY POSSIBLE? CONCLUSION NO • In case of basic data YES • In case o derived data WHAT’S NEXT? • Persuade the competent organisations that the tasks in this field should be solved • Elaborate numeric examples of pricing, for demonstration of different methods

  12. And FINALLY Thank you! katalin.toth@fomigate.fomi.hu

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