Efforts to speed up adoption of new capabilities have “disrupted the longstanding practice of how technology is driven into this government,” GSA CIO Dave Shive told Nextgov/FCW.
(L to R) GSA Deputy Administrator Mike Lynch speaks with GSA Senior Advisor Matt Batzel, GSA CIO David Shive and Commerce Department Chief Technology Officer Moksh Jawa at the Federal Emerging Technology Showcase held Thursday, July 30 at the Interior Department.
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