When U.S. federal agencies need to deploy a new software application or information system, they must first ensure it complies with a comprehensive set of government-approved security standards — and ultimately get a signed ATO or Authorization to Operate. That process can be cumbersome and makes it hard to introduce agile, or more frequent, software upgrades. 

Guests: Dave Raley, CX digital program manager at Marine Corps Community Services and Ryan Pratt, chief executive officer at Raven Solutions
Moderator: Wyatt Kash, SVP Content Strategy, Scoop News Group

How Agile ATOs Streamline Government Software Development

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The DoD’s chief medical informatics officer discusses his agency’s ambitious GENESIS program to provide a single worldwide EHR system for its 9 million beneficiaries. Sponsored by VMware, Intel and Carahsoft.

Guests: Alexander Holston, chief medical informatics officer (left) and Rob Sherry, senior director of federal health care (right)

Ambitious single electronic health record with DoD's Alexander Holston and VMware's Rob Sherry

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Ambitious single electronic health record with DoD's Alexander Holston and VMware's Rob Sherry

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