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So, what’s on tap for 2021? OIT is building on the great work of the past year with a range of products and services focused on Veterans.

OIT’s partnership with the Harvard Kennedy School’s Tech and Innovation in Government Program brings new innovative ideas to VA.

VA added two security tools to its Continuous Diagnostics Mitigation (CDM) strategy, better securing VA networks.

By working across VA organizational boundaries, we created the new VA.gov website as a visible shift from a process-focused organization to a user-focused one.

Today the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Information and Technology (OIT) released its 2017 Year in Review to celebrate the tremendous progress OIT has made in the past year toward creating a modern VA and an enhanced Veteran experience.

In OIT, we often talk about the idea of delivering on VA’s digital transformation by getting “Back to Basics.” That can seem like we’re going backward versus moving new innovation forward. What we mean by this is that …

At the end of the day, I believe today’s IT organization must operate as a technology product group, and our success depends upon putting the right teams in place, giving them the tools they need to do the job, communicating to them the vision of where we need to go, and then getting out of their way.

Small businesses looking to partner with VA can benefit from tools available to ensure the best services for the Nation’s Veterans.

The VA Lighthouse Developer Experience program establishes a CIO and CISO-approved ongoing authorization to operate, accelerating software development and enabling teams to ship authorized software 80% faster than average at VA.

On June 29, 2023, VA hosted the first DigitalVA Expo in Silicon Valley, showcasing its vision of a world-class digital experience for Veterans.

To support initiatives across the VA for improving care, access and health outcomes for our nation’s veterans. The conference will focus on specific clinical areas, technology, supply chain and logistics, collaboration and patient experience.