Federal Knowledge Management Spending Expected to Reach $1.3 Billion by FY10
Lapses highlighted by Katrina will prompt increased focus on information-sharing processes and systems, INPUT reports
Lapses highlighted by Katrina will prompt increased focus on information-sharing processes and systems, INPUT reports
Enabling Communications
Additional Articles of Interest
U.S. government efforts to transform its civilian and military supply chains e-Pluribus Unum: Uncle Sam Wants 'e'...Or Does He? iSource Business Supply & Demand Chain Executive
Enabling Communications
Additional Articles of Interest
U.S. government efforts to transform its civilian and military supply chains e-Pluribus Unum: Uncle Sam Wants 'e'...Or Does He? iSource Business Supply & Demand Chain Executive
- State, Local Gov't E-Procurement Spending Seen Doubling by '08: With reverse funding, mandates driving adoption, spending will reach $1.1 billion in five years, researchers predict (November 25, 2003)
- Federal ERP Spending Seen Growing 37 Percent by 2009: President's management agenda, Home Security Department system consolidation driving growth, report says (August 23, 2004)
- Federal Knowledge Management Spending Seen Rising 29 Percent by 2009: Broadened agency adoption, homeland security initiatives, consolidation of redundant systems drive steady growth INPUT report (September 22, 2004)
- '04 Saw 60 Percent Increase in Feds' Technology Contract Awards: Defense agencies lead spending boost; professional services award values increase 110 percent in FY04, INPUT reports (December 3, 2004)
- Federal RFID Spending Seen Growing 120 Percent over Next Five Years: DoD successes driving additional applications in supply chain; civilian side to seek similar benefits INPUT report (February 25, 2005)
