Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. As state and local agencies pursue technology modernization, they ...

As organizations evolve, they build context-specific software applications to meet business needs. Over time, the environment for which these applications had been developed to execute business ...

Amid the whirlwind of healthcare mergers and acquisitions (M&A), it’s easy to overlook the critical early analysis of combined software applications. However, this oversight risks hindering patient ...

Application rationalization is a crucial step for government contracting organizations aiming to streamline operations, cut costs and embrace the latest technologies. However, transitioning from an ...

The number of applications that providers interact with in their daily work, as well as the hardware required to support those applications, presents significant management challenges. In healthcare, ...

Application sprawl is a scourge that silently sucks IT resources and budget away from innovative business initiatives. Business users want IT leaders to support more and more apps with fewer resources ...

A recent survey by MuleSoft and Deloitte revealed businesses use an average of 976 individual software applications. That’s a whole lot of technology—unless you’re in healthcare. In this business, ...

The quality of an IT portfolio is directly related to the organization’s financial performance. Forward-thinking companies are focused on finding the most valuable change opportunities. That’s ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MEGA International will share methods for increasing IT agility and reducing costs at the Digital Government Institute’s Enterprise Architecture Conference & Expo on April 26 ...

A combination of hyper-rationalization integration and pricing pressure demands by enterprises on application outsourcing (AO) providers have driven AO prices down for the third consecutive year, ...