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Post Sequestration, MorphoTrak Sees Fewer Budget Headwinds

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, April 8th, 2014

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ANAHEIM, Calif.—After two difficult years that saw a curtailment in U.S. government and even state funding due to the federal budget sequester and an overall tight fiscal environment, those headwinds appear to be dissipating in 2014, according to an executive with identity solutions provider MorphoTrak. “For government markets one word we’re not hearing this year is sequestration, and that had a profound effect on U.S. government markets in 2012 and 2013, and in state and local markets too because a…

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