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    CGI’s Sunflower Asset Management Cloud Solution is FedRAMP Approved

    By Staff WriterJanuary 23, 2024
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    John Owens, CGI Federal

    CGI Federal’s Sunflower asset management cloud solution has received approval from the General Services Administration’s Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program.

    This certifies CGI’s cloud-based, Software-as-a-Service solution for use across U.S. federal government agencies.

    CGI’s Sunflower cloud solution is a built-for-federal capability that enables management of client property, including federal property, personal property and IT assets.

    Currently enabling management of 4.2 million client assets at over 75 federal entities, Sunflower asset management solutions provide clients with improved efficiency, software standardization and predictable costs, balancing client needs for flexibility and functionality.

    “For federal asset and financial managers confronting the challenges posed by cybersecurity, cloud modernization and digital transformation, Sunflower empowers organizations to improve decision-making, accountability and transparency,” said John B. Owens II, senior vice president consulting delivery, Federal Solutions Group, CGI. “Sunflower’s listing as a FedRAMP-approved solution provides federal IT decisionmakers with additional confidence that CGI cloud technologies meet the highest security and compliance standards for mission-critical government entities.”

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