Modernization and further opening of the public procurement market could be the key factor in strengthening European Union competitiveness and creating new possibilities for enterprises, especially for SMEs. Greater competition and efficiency on the public procurement market, created among others by development of e-procurement, could influence the whole economy and play a significant role to achieve the Lisbon Strategy goals.

The aim of this paper is multivariate analysis of the e-procurement development and its determinants based on the data coming from survey carried out among awarding entities. The application of statistical methods was made in order to measure, classify and model the development of electronic public procurement.

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