ACT-IAC
Many federal agencies rely on decades-old, obsolete technologies to support critical mission programs, essential functions, and daily operations.
Agencies are challenged to provide a secure environment as access becomes increasingly open and legacy systems potentially lack the flexibility to adapt to these changing needs. Modernizing legacy systems can be very challenging, risky, costly, and resource intensive; but, with the right strategic approach, the risks can be mitigated and costs lowered.
ACT-IAC is continually developing resources to assist agencies successfully plan and manage their legacy system modernization efforts.
Current Projects:
IT Management and Modernization Community of Interest
"IT Modernization Best of Breed & Case Studies"
The IT Management and Modernization Community of Interest launched this project to research and develop case studies on Federal government IT modernization.
Cloud Threat Report by Palo Alto Networks
DevOps Primer: Case Studies and Best Practices from Across Government
Developed by the DevOps Working Group, ACT-IAC Emerging Technology Community of Interest
Released: February 19, 2020
ACT-IAC White Paper: IT Management Maturity Model Overview: In support of the implementation of the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) Version 2.0
Developed by the IT Management and Modernization Community of Interest
Date Released: May 20, 2019
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Technology Business Management (TBM) CXO Value Conversations
Developed by the IT Management and Modernization Community of Interest
Date Released: October 26, 2018
This document provides the results from a 2018 survey conducted by Meritalk and ACT-IAC to assess howkey players in the government IT community feel about current challenges and opportunities. Questions asked include:
Have we reached a tipping point? What do agencies want from modern technologies? What roadblocks are still stifling their progress? And, most importantly – how can key agency functions work together to enable change?