MGT operates across public-sector technology and advisory work for state and local government, education agencies, and select commercial clients. The firm's scope spans cybersecurity, critical infrastructure advisory, legacy systems modernization, and operational performance improvement - the kind of work where decisions compound across entire institutions. Nearly 50 years in operation with close to 1,200 employees, MGT partners with thousands of agencies on problems that sit at the top of leadership agendas.
The technical domains are intentionally broad: cybersecurity, aging technology modernization, financial advisory, and strategic analysis operate alongside education turnaround and operational improvements. That breadth reflects the actual complexity of public-sector work, where technology decisions are inseparable from budget constraints, regulatory compliance, and workforce readiness. The firm integrates innovation and solution design into work that's fundamentally about solving mission-critical problems.
Team composition includes former educators, superintendents, public officers, and C-suite executives - people with direct experience in the systems they advise. The operating model emphasizes collaborative problem-solving and partnership rather than extractive consulting. MGT explicitly frames itself as driven by social impact, which shapes both client selection and how problems get scoped.