Future of SOVRA : Technological innovation in GovTech

In this video, Jeanette Bruno and her colleagues Tim Cameron, Clayton Feick, and Matt Dixon discuss the future of SOVRA and the technological innovations happening in the government tech space, particularly in procurement. They delve into the results of a recent survey conducted among public procurement leaders, highlighting key concerns and opportunities in the sector, such as rising costs, technological changes, and the importance of vendor engagement. The presentation also covers SOVRA’s strategic initiatives for 2026, focusing on AI-driven solutions to enhance government and supplier operations, improve procurement processes, and drive better outcomes for communities.

• The future of procurement in the public sector is heavily influenced by technological innovations, particularly AI and automation, which are expected to drive significant changes by 2026.
• The survey conducted at the end of 2025 with over 150 procurement leaders revealed key trends and challenges in public procurement, including rising costs, rapid technological changes, and the importance of talent retention.
• SOVRA is developing an AI-first platform aimed at transforming government procurement processes to improve efficiency and community outcomes, with a focus on better supplier engagement and agile procurement practices.