Configuration upgrades another priority of VA’s electronic health record modernization

State Department Chief Data Officer Matthew Graviss and his deputy Garrett Berntsen explain their progress reshaping the agency's use of data in support of U.S. diplomatic efforts.

VA Secretary Denis McDonough said Monday that the department it is working through an implementation check list for each hospital set to receive the new system.

“[I]f the experiences are bad, there's something else at work here that we need to sort of be able to uncover and address before a crisis happens and that’s what we’ve done."

The group is a public forum for the discussion of e-filing issues and its core goal is to promote the use of paperless tax returns.

The website's main navigation bar has been redesigned to allow researchers to more easily access Census data.

The department says it has prioritized offerers for CATTS that could increase its cloud footprint as much as possible.

The local government is one of two entities yet to sign a memorandum of understanding needed to ensure continuity of service.

DISA's Sharon Woods shares how the agile methodology allows the organization to deliver on projects in six months and upskill the workforce.

The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts plans to upgrade its systems with a $298 million application development contract awarded to General Dynamics IT.

The contract consists of firm, fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee elements and indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity task orders.