IT Modernization, Cybersecurity and Defense Readiness Will Sustain Federal IT Spending, According to Deltek Report
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IT Modernization, Cybersecurity and Defense Readiness Will Sustain Federal IT Spending, According to Deltek Report

Herndon, VA, Sept. 29, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- According to a recent report, Deltek forecasts federal IT spending of $99.5B in FY 2017, increasing to $104.9B by FY 2022. While key technology and acquisition leadership positions remain vacant, the Trump Administration’s IT policy and management agenda is starting to take shape. The Administration carries over the Obama Administration’s focus on modernization to sunset expensive legacy systems and emphasis on improving cybersecurity and adopting cost saving technologies, like cloud computing. However, a significant shift is occurring toward investment in national defense and homeland security related agencies.

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Deltek’s report, “ Federal Information Technology Market, 2017-2022” forecasts contractor-addressable federal IT budgets for hardware, software, IT professional services, IT outsourcing, and communications and network services.

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DELTEK ANALYST QUOTES

“The Trump Administration has begun to lay the groundwork for an IT reform agenda that could both drive and inhibit IT spending.  That agenda relies largely on IT infrastructure modernization, so whatever form a centralized modernization fund takes – whether via the Modernizing Government Act or the Technology Modernization Fund proposed in the FY 2018 budget – it will be critical to moving agencies forward in everything from cloud and cybersecurity to analytics and automation.”

Deniece Peterson, Director, Federal Market Analysis, Deltek
@GovWinPeterson

“All signs point to increased defense spending over the next several years, but the scope of any sustained increases will depend on two major issues: Congress’ ability to address sequestration, and its ability to negotiate the likely diverging growth paths between defense and civilian agency budgets.”

John Slye, Advisory Research Analyst, Deltek
@GovWinSlye

 

For more information on GovWin IQ and this report, visit www.Deltek.com/GovWin or download a free summary here. The full report is free to subscribers of GovWin’s Federal Market Analysis program.  Press interviews can be arranged by contacting Lauran Cacciatori.

 

About Deltek
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