Feds aim at rationalizing IT spending
Cybersecurity is Problem #1 for federal chief information officers (CIOs) grappling with a cyberspace fraught with threats. But cyber threats, budget cuts and mobile technology may be helping to rationalize the fragmented $80 billion-a-year federal IT enterprise. CIOs are starting to look for government-wide solutions instead of single agency fixes. They also see mobility as a profound change in how government personnel interact and work together, one that goes beyond technology.
These and other findings are in the 2012 Annual Survey of Federal CIOs by TechAmerica and Grant Thornton LLP. Those surveyed include representatives from civilian and defense federal departments and agencies plus Congress. Read more>>
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