The Department of Veterans Affairs’ Inspector General is recommending the VA to reevaluate its timeline for electronic health records deployment and staff training to prevent operational issues during the scheduled go-live date.
MorePatrick Grother, biometric standards and testing lead at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, said the agency seeks to focus on ethical biases in its reports and testing activities, Biometric Update
MoreThe National Security Agency has released a guidance for government and military organizations seeking to implement commercial telework technologies amid concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic.
MoreNaval Information Warfare Systems Command has gathered individuals for a team to help the Department of the Navy implement 5G connectivity across operations, DVIDS Hub reported Monday. NAVWAR formed the 5G integrated product team
MoreThe Department of Defense conducted a couple of small business online seminars this month amid the COVID-19 pandemic. DoD said Monday its Office of Small Business Programs hosted defense webinars on COVID-19 relief efforts and
MoreBoeing has handed over to the U.S. Navy the final Block II unit of an F/A-18 Super Hornet multimission aircraft.
MoreThe Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has been working with industry to help the country's former servicemen access health care data. Veterans may use their iOS or Android mobile devices to access health records
MoreGeorge Jon has selected Datadobi as its standard data migration tool based on performance, Datadobi announced on Tuesday.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the opening of the AWS Europe, Milan Region, marking the sixth AWS Region in Europe alongside Dublin, Frankfurt, London, Paris, and Stockholm, the company reported on
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The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has issued a memo that updates the government’s shared services strategy in an effort to enhance service delivery and accountability, reduce duplication and costs and
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