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A September 2020 analysis report by Michigan State University Professor of Economics, Ronald C. Fisher, Ph.D.,  resonates as much into the new year as the pandemic’s aftershocks continue from the last one. 

Budget numbers for FY 2021 and 2022 indicate broad increases in information technology funding as governments increasingly rely upon digital infrastructure for public connectivity, operational efficiency, and intra-security measures to protect their investments. 

A new year means new government budgets and information technology will see exponential allocations in fiscal 2021 and 2022 on local, state and federal levels. 

Your Vendorship Inc. team tracks these trends and developments. And we’re poised to assist organizations in finding, sorting, bidding and winning bids in these key IT mandates.