Archives: Melissa Harris

Effects of the pandemic on the workforce are pushing the Air Force's digital modernization efforts.

NIH, CDC and FDA leaders see health data sharpening government's understanding of COVID-19.

A senate committee is considering current temporary COVID-19 telehealth expansion policies in a more permanent capacity in the future.

Federal CIOs hope to maintain telework capabilities, as well as cloud and scalable solution adoption in a post-pandemic work environment.

Algorithmic development and multidisciplinary collaboration are key.

The multi-cloud, DevOps-oriented approach is working to improve military health delivery during the pandemic.

Although the agency paused MHS Genesis deployment during the pandemic, leaders have continued progressing health record modernization alongside VA.

Increasing bandwidth early let the agency's workforce easily adjust to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Preemptive stand-up of teleconferencing and easing employee work with IT helped the agency to go fully remote within days.

AI, data and cyber are focus areas that will secure HHS IT and prevent fraud, waste and abuse of funds.

The project exemplifies the direction the center is taking to make AI operational across the Defense Department.

New research suggests cross-functional teams and emerging tech can improve government acquisition.