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IG report: Weak security policies ‘compromised the integrity’ of DoD medical records
Are your electronic medical records secure? DoD IG says not necessarily.
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CIOs have to be more than IT experts, says federal tech lead
Chief information officers will have to be strong managers with a voice among senior leadership to drive IT success, according to federal CIO Suzette Kent.
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How tech upgrades can improve more than just IT systems
The process of incorporating new IT should also be used to root out ineffective or unused ways of doing things, experts said.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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CIO Shuffle: Joint Staff, Navy and Customs get new IT leaders
April marked a period of shifting chief information officer roles and positions, with much of the change happening at the Department of Defense.
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Senator: Major problems with new DoD health-records software could endanger patients
The new system, being rolled out in Washington state, has generated inaccurate prescriptions and misdirected patient referrals.
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FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
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JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
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The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
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Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
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IG report: Weak security policies ‘compromised the integrity’ of DoD medical records
Are your electronic medical records secure? DoD IG says not necessarily.
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CIOs have to be more than IT experts, says federal tech lead
Chief information officers will have to be strong managers with a voice among senior leadership to drive IT success, according to federal CIO Suzette Kent.
-
How tech upgrades can improve more than just IT systems
The process of incorporating new IT should also be used to root out ineffective or unused ways of doing things, experts said.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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CIO Shuffle: Joint Staff, Navy and Customs get new IT leaders
April marked a period of shifting chief information officer roles and positions, with much of the change happening at the Department of Defense.
-
Senator: Major problems with new DoD health-records software could endanger patients
The new system, being rolled out in Washington state, has generated inaccurate prescriptions and misdirected patient referrals.
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FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
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JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
-
The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
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Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
-
IG report: Weak security policies ‘compromised the integrity’ of DoD medical records
Are your electronic medical records secure? DoD IG says not necessarily.
-
CIOs have to be more than IT experts, says federal tech lead
Chief information officers will have to be strong managers with a voice among senior leadership to drive IT success, according to federal CIO Suzette Kent.
-
How tech upgrades can improve more than just IT systems
The process of incorporating new IT should also be used to root out ineffective or unused ways of doing things, experts said.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
CIO Shuffle: Joint Staff, Navy and Customs get new IT leaders
April marked a period of shifting chief information officer roles and positions, with much of the change happening at the Department of Defense.
-
Senator: Major problems with new DoD health-records software could endanger patients
The new system, being rolled out in Washington state, has generated inaccurate prescriptions and misdirected patient referrals.
-
FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
-
JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
-
The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
-
Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
