Mary-Louise Hoffman
Rob Giannetta, chief information officer of Peraton, has said the company partnered with Deltek to implement an enterprise resource planning system as part of business process transformation efforts.
In an interview published Tuesday, Giannetta noted the ERP development project took six months to complete and involved migration of active data across Peraton’s businesses into a single platform.
“A big part of our digital transformation was replacing our legacy systems with new technologies and strategies,” he told Deltek in the interview.
He added that cloud computing technology worked as an “enabler” for the project.
Giannetta said the Herndon, Va.-based technology services contractor considers security when evaluating which platforms can help the company support government missions such as NASA‘s Parker Solar Probe program.
Peraton was formed after Veritas Capital purchased the government services business of Harris in April 2017.
