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Trends we’re watching in 2025:
- Digital transformation is back in fashion
- GenAI upends pyramids, even as enterprises slow their AI roll
- Ecosystem intelligence becomes a strategic advantage
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DOGE drives civil sector slowdown; defense contractors gear up as Trump’s budget shifts billions to military priorities
/by John Caucis, Senior AnalystThe Trump administration’s recent “skinny” budget proposal for FFY26 suggests that nondefense spending will fall from around $720 billion in FFY25 to approximately $557 billion in FFY26, representing a 23% decline. Contractors with any level of exposure to the civilian sector can expect agency reorganizations, layoffs, budget reductions and in-depth contract reviews within civil agencies for the remainder of FFY25 and likely into at least the first half of FFY26. The pace of new awards has already slowed significantly at some civilian agencies, as has the rate of new bookings on existing civilian engagements.
Fujitsu Eyes Americas Growth with Alliances and Innovation
/by Patrick Heffernan, Practice Manager and Principal AnalystOn June 5 and 6, 2025, Fujitsu hosted around 25 analysts and advisers for an Executive Analyst Day event in Santa Clara, Calif. Fujitsu leaders from across the globe spoke on various parts of the company’s business and Fujitsu subject matter experts demonstrated solutions currently in research development or recently piloted with a few Fujitsu clients. This special report includes insights from the event and analysis based on TBR’s ongoing research around Fujitsu and the broader IT services sector.