PRACTICE 02 — DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Digital Transformation
Turn the O&M budget back into a capability budget.
Avalon's digital transformation practice spans four categories: modernizing applications running on decades-old code, the cloud and data-center infrastructure underneath them, the DevOps pipelines that ship changes safely, and the user experience citizens and caseworkers actually touch. Roughly 80% of the federal IT budget goes to operations and maintenance rather than new capability; every engagement here is scoped to move that number, not just produce a strategy deck.
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- Categories
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- Services
Frameworks Applied
- FedRAMP
- NIST SP 800-53
- Section 508
- 21st Century IDEA
- OMB M-19-19
SERVICE CATEGORIES
Four categories, one modernization pipeline.
From the application layer to the infrastructure beneath it to the people using what gets shipped, each category closes a different piece of the legacy gap.
HOW WE DELIVER
Modernization measured by what got turned off.
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Incremental, Not Big-Bang
Strangler-fig migrations and wave-based delivery prove a working system early instead of betting a program on one cutover weekend.
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Compliance Built In, Not Bolted On
Accessibility, identity, and RMF evidence are designed into the sprint from day one, not retrofitted the week before go-live.
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A Path That Ends in Decommissioning
Success on a modernization engagement is measured by legacy systems actually turned off, not just a new system stood up alongside them.
Resource
Download Our Capability Statement
A one-stop reference for your acquisition team, core capabilities, certifications, and past performance in a single document.
- Core capabilities across all 8 solution areas
- Certifications, clearances, and contract vehicles
- Relevant past performance summaries
Ready to turn O&M spend back into new capability?
Talk to Avalon about scoping a modernization assessment, a cloud migration, or a DevSecOps transformation.