What the Review Found The OIG found that VA’s ICAM program did not meet three of the four OMB governance requirements; therefore, VA did not effectively manage and coordinate its ICAM efforts. 6 Specifically, VA
Gerald Caron, chief information officer (CIO) and assistant inspector general (IG) for information technology at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), said this week that sustainability and continuous authentication are two of the
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved by voice vote on August 3 the Advancing Government Innovation with Leading-Edge (AGILE) Procurement Act of 2022, which aims to make simpler Federal government processes for
On today’s episode of The Daily Scoop Podcast, Jill Leyden, government industry advisor at Qualtrics and former customer experience administrator at U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, discusses the recent six-month update on the customer experience
The Cures Act Final Rule includes regulatory requirements to implement secure, standards-based application programming interfaces (APIs). To support the acceleration of API adoption in health care, ONC has published a series of perspective reports that
The Department for Veterans Affairs has appointed Dr. David Massaro as functional champion for its electronic health record modernization program. In the role, the senior medical leader will work as the clinical executive representing the
General Services Administration chief Robin Carnahan recently convened a group discussion with the majority leader of the House of Representatives to discuss ongoing funding of the Technology Modernization Fund. The meeting on Jul. 27 with
Initially launched in 2021, the Digital GI Bill (DGIB) aims to integrate all GI Bill benefits through a single online portal designed to streamline the experience and improve access. One of VA’s broader goals in
The Senate Tuesday passed a bipartisan bill aimed at rooting out any instances of conflict of interest in federal contracting by removing any conflicts between taxpayer-funded projects and federal government contractors’ other business opportunities. The
David Shive, the chief information officer (CIO) at the General Services Administration (GSA), apologized to the vendor community today for the agency’s challenges in transitioning to a new online identification system for the Federal government’s
