Posted on Jun 9, 2021
Navy projects $133 million in business system reforms savings for 2022 -- Defense Systems
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Eliminating and updating legacy business systems and processes may have trimmed more than $133 million from the Navy’s $211.7 billion budget request for fiscal 2022.
According to budget documents, most of those savings, about $126.5 million, come from cancelling the technical refresh for fleet IT maintenance processes and tools for the Navy Maritime Maintenance Enterprise Solution.
Another $5.5 million was reportedly saved from shutting down legacy business systems as the Navy works to “streamline financial management systems and consolidate general ledger systems.”
According to budget documents, most of those savings, about $126.5 million, come from cancelling the technical refresh for fleet IT maintenance processes and tools for the Navy Maritime Maintenance Enterprise Solution.
Another $5.5 million was reportedly saved from shutting down legacy business systems as the Navy works to “streamline financial management systems and consolidate general ledger systems.”
Navy projects $133 million in business system reforms savings for 2022 -- Defense Systems
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel "Modernization of our information technology infrastructure is a critical warfighting priority ... effective use and management of data is key to our digital transformation, and will change how we will fight and win at every level."
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