Charting a New Course for Digital Transformation
Today, many Veterans are already accustomed to a digital experience — whether that’s depositing a check from their phone, accessing their auto insurance card from an app, or chatting with a customer service rep via text — and they expect the same options from VA.
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Digital Awareness for Parents
News | August 9, 2022Learn more about the warning signs of cyberbullying.
How Telehealth and Accessibly Designed Digital Products Help to Keep One Veteran Paralympic Strong
News | July 28, 2022What does the Paralympics and the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Information and Technology (OIT) have in common? Dan Cnossen.
The Importance of Personal Pronouns
News | June 30, 2022The Department of Veterans Affairs demonstrates respect for employee diversity by offering the opportunity to share personal pronouns.
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Work With Us
We’re always looking for partners to work with us that will help us meet the needs of our stakeholders.
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Work For Us
We’re looking for the best and brightest to join us in our noble mission to care for him who has borne the battle.
In Case You Missed It
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FCW 100 Award Honors VA Program Manager for Outstanding Public Service
IT Program Manager Angela Gant-Curtis was named on the FCW 100 list for her distinguished work in Federal IT and unparalleled dedication to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Claim Your Prize – Click Here
Learn more about protecting yourself while browsing some of your commonly used websites.
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Before You Hit ‘Send’, Consider these Email Accessibility Tips
We can’t avoid sending and receiving emails, but we can avoid making those emails inaccessible for those with visual or auditory impairments. Learn about how you can compose emails that ensure equal access for everyone, by incorporating accessible design features into your emails.
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What’s Your Angle?
Not all social media interactions may be as they appear. Learn more about ways to protect yourself.
On the Calendar
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Opening Keynote: The Massive Challenge of Digital Transformation
Conference
Event OverviewU.S. Department of Veteran Affairs IT Digital Transformation. Discussion topics to include: Vision-Driven Execution; Operational Excellence; Delightful End User Experience; People Excellence.
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Cloud First to Cloud Smart – IT Modernization Implementation Lessons Learned
Panel Discussion
Event OverviewCloud First policy began during a time when cloud computing was still a relatively new technology in the public sector in 2010. In 2018, the policy shifted to Cloud Smart acknowledging multiple new cloud capabilities that emerged since Cloud First. The new policy was founded on three pillars of successful cloud adoption: security, procurement, and workforce. This panel session will share how agencies are modernizing technologies and practices by harness new capabilities to enable agency mission and improve service to citizens.
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eDiscovery: Recent Developments and What Lies Ahead
Conference
Event Overview930gov is the largest, longest-running, multi-topic, independently run conference for government IT. 930gov is a multi-track, conference where government technical communities connect, exchange, and gather ideas from thought-leaders from each community.
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Fireside Chat - Executive Insights: Automation's Progress
Summit - Virtual Event
Event OverviewAutomation, through Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, has made substantial inroads into agency operations and services. How has that affected FedRAMP?
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Fireside Chat: FedTalks
Webinar - Virtual Event
Event OverviewThe federal government is experiencing unprecedented transformation as agencies look to defend against complex cyberattacks, all while envisioning more innovative ways to deliver services to taxpayers using modern technologies.
Page last updated on January 20, 2022
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