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Skills Shortage Inspires New Mainframe Plans in Europe - Vimarsana News

Skills Shortage Inspires New Mainframe Plans in Europe

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Biden's 2023 budget includes $65B for civilian agency IT - Vimarsana News

Biden's 2023 budget includes $65B for civilian agency IT

The White House is looking for a $300 million boost for the Technology Modernization Fund and big increases in cyber and IT spending across the board.

White House calls for 11% bump in civilian cyber budgets - Vimarsana News

White House calls for 11% bump in civilian cyber budgets

The Biden administration’s budget proposal unveiled Monday calls for $10.9 billion in spending on cybersecurity priorities, an 11% increase that would include raises to cyber budgets across the federal civilian government.

Watchdog finds major foul-ups in VA's new $16 billion health-records system - Vimarsana News

Watchdog finds major foul-ups in VA's new $16 billion health-records system

Democratic lawmakers raised concerns about patient safety Thursday in the Veterans Administration's troubled switch to a new $16 billion electronic health-record system, after a watchdog found problems including the automatic cutoff of regular prescription drugs for veterans, lost lab orders and failure to flag veterans who are at high risk for suicide.

Watchdog finds major foul-ups in VA's new $16 billion health-records system - Vimarsana News

Watchdog finds major foul-ups in VA's new $16 billion health-records system

Democratic lawmakers raised concerns about patient safety Thursday in the Veterans Administration's troubled switch to a new $16 billion electronic health-record system, after a watchdog found problems including the automatic cutoff of regular prescription drugs for veterans, lost lab orders and failure to flag veterans who are at high risk for suicide.