Adobe strikes deal with US government to offer discounted price for software
Summary
Adobe struck a deal with the U.S. (GSA) to significantly reduce software costs across the government. Through November, Adobe will cut the cost of its comprehensive Paperless Government Solution by 70% from the current price as agencies work to eliminate manual processes, reduce paper-related costs and modernize service delivery. Ehikian added that it is "moving away from outdated and fragmented agency-by-agency purchasing, towards strategic procurement decisions." A GSA employee previously told FOX Business the agency has gone through the first round of companies, where the firms offered a total of $33 billion in savings with $8.9 billion in immediate savings, through terminations and restructuring of contracts to outcome-based deals, with industry-leading companies like Deloitte, Booz Allen Hamilton, Accenture Federal Services, IBM and others. GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE Meanwhile, the supply-side agency is determined to revamp how the U.S. government buys goods and services.