Driving Government Efficiency: The Role of Enterprise Architecture
May 20, 2025
Legacy IT is slowing government down.
Across the US government, agencies are under mounting pressure to modernize. Yet outdated technology, siloed operations, and shrinking budgets continue to slow progress. While private-sector innovation accelerates, federal IT still spends the majority of its budget just keeping legacy systems afloat.
With the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the spotlight is on solutions that deliver measurable change.
How can enterprise architecture help agencies streamline operations, reduce IT costs, and deliver better services to citizens?
Download our infographic to uncover:
- The real cost of inefficiency in federal IT
- How enterprise architecture supports secure, agile modernization
- Key benchmarks on application reduction, time savings, and planning efficiency
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September 26, 2025
Legacy IT is slowing government down.
Across the US government, agencies are under mounting pressure to modernize. Yet outdated technology, siloed operations, and shrinking budgets continue to slow progress. While private-sector innovation accelerates, federal IT still spends the majority of its budget just keeping legacy systems afloat.
With the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the spotlight is on solutions that deliver measurable change.
How can enterprise architecture help agencies streamline operations, reduce IT costs, and deliver better services to citizens?
Download our infographic to uncover:
- The real cost of inefficiency in federal IT
- How enterprise architecture supports secure, agile modernization
- Key benchmarks on application reduction, time savings, and planning efficiency