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ViON’s Richard Breakiron on how emerging tech can lower government costs

September 16, 2014

Richard Breakiron, senior director of cyber solutions for ViON, discusses with FedScoop TV how government agencies can leverage emerging technologies to lower their costs.

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GSA CIO Casey Coleman on how federal government can better embrace technology

Casey Coleman, CIO at the General Services Administration, shares how the federal government can better embrace technology in this FedScoop interview. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx81HBtBA6Q&feature=youtu.be

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