Across the government, Microsoft’s Office software is already a staple. When Trump returned to office, his administration introduced OneGov, a procurement strategy designed to consolidate IT spending through the General Services Administration (GSA). Instead of each agency negotiating its own contracts, OneGov directs them to buy through a single channel.
The idea is simple: by pooling demand, the government gains leverage to negotiate much bigger discounts. That’s exactly where Microsoft’s $6 billion savings package comes in.
