News & Events

November 15, 2007

SiloSmashers, a Fairfax-based management and technology consulting firm, announced today that the General Services Administration (GSA) has exercised the option to extend the contract term for program support of the Financial Management Line of Businesses (FMLoB) through 2008.  FMLoB is a government-wide effort to improve the cost, quality, and performance of financial management systems by leveraging shared service solutions and implementing other government-wide reforms that foster efficiencies in federal financial operations.  This    E-Gov initiative is developing tools, templates, standard business processes, performance metrics, and guidance to support federal agency migration to a more efficient shared service environment.

“The ultimate goal of this project is to leverage the economies of scale and skills in shared services providers to increase the service quality of financial systems,” says Angela Drummond, founder and CEO of SiloSmashers.  “We are extremely pleased to continue our support of the FMLoB initiative.”

SiloSmashers, teaming with KPMG and e-Source Technologies, will continue to provide support services for a broad spectrum of work activities designed to foster efficiencies in federal financial operations including management support, migration planning guidance, standard business processes, performance measures, updating the Financial Management exhibit 300, and executive support services. 


About SiloSmashers
Founded in 1992, SiloSmashers is a comprehensive management and technology consulting firm with expertise in program and project management, business transformation, IT strategy and execution, and performance measurement and analysis.  As our name indicates, we break down organizational silos that place barriers in the way of effective communication and collaboration.  SiloSmashers works with clients to solve problems and eliminate barriers by bridging communication gaps, fixing broken processes, and building collaboration and consensus.  We help clients obtain Peak Performance® by maximizing their people, processes, and assets.