Proven expertise to meet your unique information management challenges
With the nation's eye intensely focused on security, information management has indeed become a federal issue. Information sharing among law enforcement agencies and the monitoring of public health data are two very public examples of the government's attempts to manage data to support homeland security activities. Additionally, the Federal Enterprise Architecture initiative is compelling the government to develop enterprise data architectures for integrating key constituent, financial and operational data.
The federal government faces data management challenges that are unparalleled in the commercial sector. A prime challenge is the complexity of data created by the number of legacy systems. These data silos tend to be very heterogeneous—and gaining a simple understanding of an agency's data assets can be a monumental task. Plus, the sheer size of the federal government and the scope of its reach result in huge volumes of data that must be stored and managed.
A singular focus on complex information management
When you're looking for complex data, you will find it in abundance within the federal government. When you're looking for the expert in complex data management solutions, you will find them with HP.
HP has an approved U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) scheule and is actively serving federal agencies both directly and in partnership with systems integrators.
Our federal information management solutions deliver faster throughput of massive data volumes, lower cost of ownership, improved efficiency and increased flexibility, thanks to—
- Strategy services to build roadmaps for data initiatives
- Data warehousing and business intelligence implementation services that leverage agency systems to deliver meaningful information
- Project management services to advance existing data infrastructures
- High-level consulting to initiate new data-intensive programs
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