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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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Mattis is the latest to defend JEDI
Mattis tried to explain to lawmakers the “rush” to award DoD’s multibillion-dollar cloud contract.
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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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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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New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
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IRS tech modernization legislation passes the House
Just after an IRS payment application went down and forced the IRS to extend the tax season, the House of Representatives passed the 21st Century IRS Act to improve cybersecurity and IT modernization at the agency.
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Ambitious VA medical records overhaul in jeopardy after department shakeup
Former VA Secretary David Shulkin has said the department was close to finalizing a contract just before he was fired. Now the deal is in limbo.
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RSA founders wrestle with how governments might use blockchain
Can much-hyped technologies, such as blockchain, provide answers to long-standing cryptographic problems for the government? Maybe.
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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.
-
Mattis is the latest to defend JEDI
Mattis tried to explain to lawmakers the “rush” to award DoD’s multibillion-dollar cloud contract.
-
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.
-
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.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
IRS tech modernization legislation passes the House
Just after an IRS payment application went down and forced the IRS to extend the tax season, the House of Representatives passed the 21st Century IRS Act to improve cybersecurity and IT modernization at the agency.
-
Ambitious VA medical records overhaul in jeopardy after department shakeup
Former VA Secretary David Shulkin has said the department was close to finalizing a contract just before he was fired. Now the deal is in limbo.
-
RSA founders wrestle with how governments might use blockchain
Can much-hyped technologies, such as blockchain, provide answers to long-standing cryptographic problems for the government? Maybe.
-
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.
-
Mattis is the latest to defend JEDI
Mattis tried to explain to lawmakers the “rush” to award DoD’s multibillion-dollar cloud contract.
-
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.
-
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.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
IRS tech modernization legislation passes the House
Just after an IRS payment application went down and forced the IRS to extend the tax season, the House of Representatives passed the 21st Century IRS Act to improve cybersecurity and IT modernization at the agency.
-
Ambitious VA medical records overhaul in jeopardy after department shakeup
Former VA Secretary David Shulkin has said the department was close to finalizing a contract just before he was fired. Now the deal is in limbo.
-
RSA founders wrestle with how governments might use blockchain
Can much-hyped technologies, such as blockchain, provide answers to long-standing cryptographic problems for the government? Maybe.
