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2014 Federal IT Spending Expected to See Flat to Modest Growth Versus 2013 Requests, immixGroup Budget Briefing Reveals

Big Data, Mobility, and Cloud Technology Continue to Dominate IT Budgeting for Both Civilian and Defense AgenciesDespite this year’s sequestration and government shutdown, both civilian and military federal agencies will see modest increases in IT spending, with big data, mobility, and cloud technology at the leading edge of agency spending. Total discretionary spending in FY2014 will decrease with the passing of a Continuing Resolution (CR) slightly below caps set by the Budget Control Act, and overall procurement dollars will drop in coming years. Nonetheless, IT and software spending

Federal IT Spending Drops Slightly Against 2012 Requests, immixGroup Budget Briefing Reveals

Sequestration Will Require Cuts in Unobligated Spending; Agencies to Focus on Digital Government Strategy, Cloud Computing and Similar Cost Saving TechnologiesMcLean, VA, October 31, 2012 - In the face of looming sequestration, federal IT spending requests overall have dropped $1 billion over FY 2012 levels, with buying trends expected to emphasize mobility and cloud-related technology. The 2013 Federal IT budget request is approximately $78.9 billion—down slightly from last year’s $79.7 billion—but the continuing resolution and potential sequestration will most likely lower IT spend to

HHS IT Funding to See Slight Increases in FY12, immixGroup HHS Briefing Reveals

Top Federal Healthcare Technology Initiatives Include Information Sharing, Mobile Computing, Security, and Shared ServicesMcLean, VA, December 22, 2011 – Federal spending on healthcare technology will see slight increases at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in FY12, with budget drivers emphasizing information sharing, mobile computing, security, and shared services across almost every component organization. Total IT budget requests in FY12 will rise to $7.05 billion from $7.03 billion in FY11. The overall discretionary budgets at HHS are down, floating around the $80

immixGroup to Host Briefing on Department of Health and Human Services on December 15, 2011

Market Intelligence Briefing Will Feature Guest Speaker, John Teeter, Acting CIO, HHSMcLean, VA, December 6, 2011- immixGroup, Inc . announced today its Market Intelligence organization will host a briefing  covering the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on December 15, 2011 from 8:00 to 10:45 a.m. John Teeter, Acting CIO, Department of Health and Human Services, will be a featured speaker at the briefing. immixGroup helps

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