Craig Abod states agency-specific agreements ease enterprise open source technology procurement

Craig Abod states agency-specific agreements ease enterprise open source technology procurement
U.S. agencies gain open source access

U.S. government agencies can now more easily acquire enterprise open source technologies through streamlined purchasing agreements. Craig Abod announced that agency-specific deals and established acquisition vehicles, including cooperative contracts, are designed to simplify the procurement process. The new approach is intended to support diverse mission requirements across the federal landscape, aiming to accelerate technology adoption in the public sector. According to Abod, the current portfolio enables agencies to efficiently select open source solutions tailored to their operational objectives.

In recent statements, Craig Abod highlighted that U.S. agencies are moving beyond traditional IT security measures, as systems become increasingly interconnected across diverse environments. Separately, Infoblox recently received FedRAMP Moderate certification for its U.S. government cloud, enhancing security options for federal clients seeking compliant solutions. These developments come as technology procurement continues to adapt to expanding public sector needs.

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