William Tinston, program executive officer for Defense Healthcare Management Systems, discusses what they’ve learned in testing the MHS GENESIS system, and how the new record will benefit service members throughout their careers.
Government Matters profiles Issac Robinson, one of the Civic Digital Fellows embedded at the National Institutes of Health, and NIH employees discuss their experience with the program.
Stan Soloway, President and CEO of Celero Strategies, discusses the issues involved in bringing commercial tech to government, and why it’s not strictly a procurement problem.
In this two-part interview, Essye Miller, Principal Deputy CIO at the Department of Defense and Jack Wilmer, chief information security officer at the Department of Defense, discuss the Pentagon’s growing plan for interoperable cybersecurity standards, and how they’re building the future tech workforce.
In this extended interview, Vice Adm. Raquel Bono, director of the Defense Health Agency, discusses the rollout of MHS GENESIS, and reflects on her time in the role during her last televised interview as agency head.
Meroe Park, executive vice president of the Partnership for Public Service, and Zac Trojak, public sector principal at Medallia, discuss why agencies should look at improving experience for both their internal and external customers.
Brig. Gen. Gregory Touhill, president of Cyxtera Federal Group, outlines how the Defense Department’s acceptance of FedRAMP will lead to better and faster tech adoption at the Pentagon.
