Vivek Ramaswamy emphasized the critical need for technology upgrades within the federal government, noting that enhancements are necessary to improve the effectiveness of taxpayer spending.
He highlighted the government's legacy IT issues, including costly outdated systems like COBOL, which not only limit operational efficiency but also increase cybersecurity risks.
Ramaswamy described federal technology modernization as 'low hanging fruit', asserting that it could enhance government efficiency regardless of political affiliation.
The ongoing expenses associated with federal IT and cybersecurity, exceeding $100 billion annually, underline the urgent need for systemic improvements to prevent waste and fraud.
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