Devolity IT services and solutions for government.
Empowering Government Staff for Digital Success
Devolity has experience Providing Mission-Critical IT Solutions to The Federal Government
Delivering secure, reliable, powerful technology solutions as a strong basis for responsive services to citizens, we are a chosen partner to government IT clients at the federal, state, regional, and municipal levels across the country. Secure, seamless, and reliable services, cost savings, and enhanced citizen interactions are all possible with the help of our government IT solutions.
Devolity IT Solutions allow governments to have safe and reliable communications with their constituents. Through advanced government IT solutions and a solid foundation, we facilitate these communications.
When working with government IT clients, we prioritize using cutting-edge technology to enhance public service while also reducing operational expenses. Some of the issues we fix are
- Enterprise IT Help Desk Support
- Technology Infrastructure Hosting
- Application Portfolio Management
- IT Consulting
- Data Analytics and Business Intelligence
- Other IT-managed services
Streamlining Government Operations
Digital Transformation Solutions: Empowering Government Agencies for the Future
IT Managed Services
We offer comprehensive management solutions. We've got you covered, from issue tickets and help desk to network and server administration. We provide managed services at any depth and breadth you specify.
Cloud Services
To assist any local or state government, we provide both private and public cloud options. Our services cover the gamut from IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) to SaaS (Software as a Service) and beyond.
Hosting Services
Tier III+ data centers offer On-Premise hosting services for any scalable platform and technology. We provide a range of technological services, from straightforward hosting of your equipment to more complex, security-focused solutions via our Managed Services.
Security Solutions
Our security services include tools for detecting and investigating intrusions, as well as monitoring and preventing such intrusions. To ensure the safety of public data, we oversee the application of policies and best security practices.
Enterprise Case Management
To assist local and state governments, we provide comprehensive, adaptable, and powerful case management systems. We will analyze your company and suggest case management solutions tailored to your needs.
Seamless Execution of Government IT Initiatives
Aligning Government Systems with Regulatory Standards
We have a history of success in providing the federal government with mission-critical IT solutions. We have won the confidence of federal government agencies because of our team's engineering and technical expertise, low-risk and coordinated approach to each project, high expectations of success, and cost-effective solutions.
Multiple government agencies have relied on Devolity to aid in the success of governmental initiatives ranging in scale and complexity. Recent government projects we've worked on and finished include
- Project management
- Full-life cycle solutions
- Cost-effective solutions
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