Federal agencies face a challenge of fulfilling broad and diverse missions. Achieving mission objectives requires managing a business environment that is large and multi-faceted.

Alignment of technology and business mission goals has become an integral part of every organization’s ability to plan and operate effectively.

Annually, the U.S, government invests billions of dollars on information technology (IT) systems. These IT systems are vital to U.S. cabinet level mission programs and administrative functions.

Annually, the U.S, government invests billions of dollars on information technology (IT) systems. These IT systems are vital to U.S. cabinet level mission programs and administrative functions.

Annually, the U.S, government invests billions of dollars on information technology (IT) systems. These IT systems are vital to U.S. cabinet level mission programs and administrative functions.

Today, federal agencies must innovate with less given current fiscal constraints, increasing mission requirements, rising customer expectations, and the ever-evolving landscape of IT.

Annually, the U.S, government invests billions of dollars on information technology (IT) systems. These IT systems are vital to U.S. cabinet level mission programs and administrative functions.

Enterprise architecture (EA) provides a way for federal agencies to understand their mission, the components required to perform that mission, and how those components are connected, to include documenting, planning, and implementing…

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) plans to stop accepting non-electronic records submissions from agencies by the end of 2022.

Data integrity and security are cornerstones of information management at federal agencies. Sensitive compliance reports, citizen records, and financial data are all stored and managed electronically by federal agencies.

Your organization captures, stores, and retrieves a multitude of documents every day. For many organizations, this process is amazingly time consuming and too often ignored regarding the cost, security, integrity, and availability of your business documents.