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VA CIO on Mobility Strategy (AUDIO)

By David Stegon

January 26, 2012

Department of Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Roger Baker discussed the agency’s security breeches on Wednesday in a conference call with reporters. At the end of the discussion, Baker took questions, mostly focused on the department’s mobility strategy.

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