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Open Data Fabric Coming to CMS, But Culture Remains a Barrier
CMS and NIH officials discuss hybrid multi-cloud strategies and cultural barriers to open health data sharing.
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How Federal Agencies Are Modernizing Health Data for AI
Agencies are building trusted, connected health data so they can improve health care and enable AI.
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DIA Outlines 6 Tech Priorities for Machine-Speed Intelligence
Officials are pressing industry for interoperable data, zero trust, virtual SCIFs and more resilient communications infrastructure.
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How GSA is Helping Agencies Tackle AI’s Data Challenges
GSA leaders discuss how agencies can strengthen data foundations, improve interoperability and scale AI adoption across government.
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As Agentic AI Emerges, NIST Rethinks How Standards Keep Up
NIST researchers said industry engagement and practical evaluations are key to accelerating AI standards adoption and real-world deployment.
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Health IT Leaders Eye AI, Data Sharing to Improve Affordability
Healthy policy leaders say smarter data use, streamlined workflows and transparent AI tools could help lower costs and improve patient care.
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How Tech Can Bridge Gaps in Rural Healthcare Data Struggles
Prescription price transparency and nationwide data sharing are among the areas in which officials say technology can reduce costs.
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Commerce Unifies Financial Systems With BAS Cloud Platform
Commerce consolidates finance and acquisition systems into BAS, improving data sharing, efficiency and cross-bureau collaboration.
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HHS Restores ONC, Keeps Key Health IT Programs Intact
HHS' CIO office takes enterprise IT while ONC refocuses on standards, certification and nationwide data exchange initiatives.
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Officials Build Digital Backbone for Federal Health Care Reform
Federal health agencies are building digital infrastructure to support transparency, interoperability and prescription cost comparisons.
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NOAA Nears Rollout of Its Modernized National Spatial Reference System
The new GPS-enabled National Spatial Reference System will improve accuracy for federal infrastructure projects, with full adoption expected by 2027.
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Zero Trust Helps Federal Agencies Move Software to Production Faster
IT officials said zero trust supports rapid deployment, inventory visibility and stronger cybersecurity across IT and OT systems.
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