Out With the Old, In With the New: Federal IT Transformation in 2017

For federal agencies facing imminent budget cuts, one thing is increasingly clear: current IT processes are not sustainable for mission success in 2017 and beyond. Are agencies taking necessary action? GBC investigates.

Daniel Thomas,
Government Business Council

June 22, 2017

Research Director, Government Business Council

The federal government spends nearly three-fourths of its annual IT budget on maintaining legacy tech. In many cases, these systems live past their prime, neglecting essential security upgrades needed to fend off cyber attacks and performance disruption. A 2017 survey asks: are agencies taking steps to ensure systems can perform at peak levels?

Download this GBC Insight Report to learn:

What federal employees think of current IT services
Lingering concerns over modernization, lifecycle management, and IT retirement
Why it is important to integrate end user feedback and communication going forward

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