Veterans Affairs Department

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Artificial Intelligence

Amid Historic Staffing Lows, AI Augments Federal Workers

Artificial intelligence can't replace 238,000 former staffers, but it can help agencies process claims, detect fraud and modernize legacy systems.

VA using augmented reality for surgery

Networking

VA Looks to Expand Its Use of 5G and AR to Help Doctors and Patients

Research Lead Jennica Bellanca guides NIOSH workers through a virtual scenario on how to safely escape from a mine emergency. Each worker has a controller to operate the VR; the captain’s navigates them through the exercise. At left, what the 360-degree space looks like without VR.

Hardware

NIOSH, NIST, USDA Turn to Virtual Reality to Train Employees

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Security

Teleconferencing Tools Require Tough Security Measures to Maintain Privacy

Network modernization

Networking

DHS, VA Take Steps to Modernize Networks with EIS Task Orders

Clayton Sammons, Deputy Director of Cyberspace and Technology, Air Force Reserve Command

Data Center

VDI Supports the Additional Workers Needed During Surges and Emergencies

COVID 19 work in hospitals

Networking

VA, Air Force Test Out 5G in Hospital Settings

telework

Management

Hybrid Workplaces May Become the Norm as Agencies Retain Telework

Merrick Krause, Acting Chief Human Capital Officer at the General Services Administration.

Digital Workspace

Virtual Tools Allow Agencies to Onboard New Workers from a Distance

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Software

AI Could Quicken Disease Diagnoses and Save Lives

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Management

Here’s What to Expect from the New Administration in Technology Policy

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