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VA reviewing ‘unacceptable’ racial disparity in veterans receiving benefits

The Department of Veterans Affairs is working on a study focused on racial disparities in its benefits claims decisions — an issue that spans decades, according to a federal lawsuit filed Monday.
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Salesforce customers closely scrutinize software spend

The company announced Wednesday Bret Taylor will be stepping down, marking Salesforce’s second co-CEO departure since 2020. 
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US Chamber of Commerce warns against draft EU cloud plan

Data sovereignty rules could exclude non-EU providers.
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Agencies’ transition to hybrid work shows through in 2022 FEVS results

11% of feds would consider switching to a different agency with more telework flexibility, according to results of the 2022 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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USCIS deputy CDO sees faster ‘time to market’ getting right data to the right people

Agencies are laying the foundation for artificial intelligence and automation tools by first getting a handle on their vast stores of data. The major task of inventorying data and improving the data maturity at agencies…
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Fortanix unveils AWS integration for centralized key management

Cloud security vendor Fortanix has updated its Data Security Manager to incorporate support for AWS’ external encryption key store system, adding another major public cloud vendor to the list of those supported for the company’s key management system. With this week’s update, Fortanix, which already supports this type of cloud key management system in Azure and Google Cloud, is trying to solve one of the major security and regulatory problems posed by multicloud environments. Every public cloud provider has its own management service for digital keys, which generally don’t integrate with services provided by other vendors. That’s a serious headache for companies whose IT departments use products hosted in different clouds. To read this article in full, please click here
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The Navy wants to teach robots to teach themselves in a learning-by-doing experiment

Can robots teach themselves new tricks? In theory they can, according to researchers at the U. S. Naval Research Laboratory. In a new white paper, they lay out how robots, like people, can learn by using a curriculum and a learning agenda.
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