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Modernizing Federal IT Part 6 - Agility and Evolving a Minimal Viable Product

By Rob Klopp, CIO, Social Security Administration · November 07, 2016

This is the sixth in a series describing how the Social Security Administration is working towards a more modern IT infrastructure.

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    • Why I’m Joining the Technology Transformation Service

    By Rob Cook, Commissioner of the Technology Transformation Service · November 04, 2016

    This blog entry was originally published on October 31st, 2016 on the GSA blog. Some of my friends have asked what could possibly have gotten me to leave the life I love in the Bay Area and take a government job in DC.

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    • Building a Data Center Community of Practice

    By Dan Pomeroy, DCOI Managing Partner PMO, GSA · October 20, 2016

    This blog entry was originally published on October 19th, 2016 on the GSA blog. This month over one hundred government data center representatives from around the country participated in the second meeting of the Data Center Optimization Initiative (DCOI).

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    • Future Ready Workforce - DOJ’s IT Workforce Strategy

    By Joseph Klimavicz · October 17, 2016

    As the Department of Justice (DOJ) Chief Information Officer, I am often asked which new products or technology advancements will support our critical missions of litigation and law enforcement. Although I frequently engage with industry and government agencies about products or services to best suit our immediate and future needs, there is one, often overlooked resource – its people.

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