Budget limitations, increasing demand for services, and information-security issues are constantly affecting federal agencies and defense contractors of all sizes. They are being put to the test to do more with less, but also to do so efficiently while transforming threats emerge facing the US today.
The coronavirus pandemic only complicated the challenges that businesses already face in 2021, but the work of KPMG’s Federal Advisory practice is transforming the way their federal partners do business under new pressures.
“Organizations now, more than ever, are needing to reevaluate their business operating models,” says Kimberly Myers, director of Federal Transformation Delivery.
THE WORK AT KPMG
KPMG has a long history of assisting defense and intelligence agencies within the US government, and today, they help these entities adapt to new business environments by working with them to transform their the way that they conduct operations, leverage data, increase operational competences, and ensure greater transparency while focusing on their mission.
“It’s a space where you are challenged,” says Latoya Shelton, Sr. Associate of Federal Transformation Delivery. “You’re making such a big impact for a large group of people on a global scale.”
AUTOMATING BUSINESS PRACTICES
Any organization in any industry, but certainly the US government face challenges that automation can help address by bringing knowledge and practical experience to unrivaled scale.
“We have to be leaders. We have to be at the forefront. We must be innovative. We have to bring new things to the table that’s cutting edge, and that our clients haven’t seen,” notes Jamal Burise, manager of Federal Internal Audit and Enterprise Risk.
KPMG is a pioneer in providing these types of automation solutions for their customers and take a business-first approach while working closely with their partners.
With more than 1,600 trusted partners and professionals across their federal government expertise, KPMG has the manpower that possess the insight to address the special needs of the government sector through their Federal Advisory practice.
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