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Tools for IT Modernization

Modernizing legacy IT systems to sync with cloud solutions is a monumental task for federal CIOs. Tools such as the NIST guidelines, the Technology Modernization Fund (TMF), and industry partnerships provide a customizable roadmap for federal agencies on their IT modernization journey. Hear from civilian and defense IT leaders about what IT modernization tools they’re prioritizing in 2023.

Inside, catch up on insights from:

  • Raj Iyer, Former CIO, U.S. Army 
  • Sheena Burrell, CIO, NARA
  • Kurt DelBene, CIO, VA
  • and more...

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Felipe Fernandez is the CTO at Fortinet Federal, a U.S. next-generation cyber security solution vendor that provides real-time threat detection and prevention. In addition to his role as a team manager, Felipe also oversees the US Federal product strategy and certification process at Fortinet Federal, such as the DoDIN APL and NSACSfC. Felipe has more than 21 years of experience in consulting, deploying, operating, and auditing security solutions in DoD and the private sector.

CTO, Fortinet Federal
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Sheena Burrell
CIO, NARA
Kurt DelBene
Kurt DelBene
Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology and CIO, VA
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Raj Iyer
Former CIO, U.S. Army
Joshua Jacobs
Joshua Jacobs
Senior Advisor for Policy, Performing the Delegable Duties of the Under Secretary for Benefits, VA

The Honorable Denis Richard McDonough was nominated by President Biden to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs. Mr. McDonough’s nomination was confirmed by the United States Senate on February 8th, 2021, and he was sworn in the following day as the 11th Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

On January 27, 2021, during his confirmation hearing, Secretary McDonough testified to Congress, “I will work tirelessly to build and restore VA's trust as the premier agency for ensuring the well-being of America’s Veterans. After all, there is no more sacred obligation nor noble undertaking than to uphold our promises to our Veterans, whether they came home decades ago or days ago.”

Secretary McDonough served in the Obama Administration as the 26th White House Chief of Staff from February 2013 to January 2017. In that role, Mr. McDonough managed the White House staff and worked across the cabinet to advance the Obama-Biden agenda, confronted management issues facing the federal government, and devised and enforced goals, plans, and performance standards to preserve the Obama-Biden Administration’s reputation for effective, ethical operations.

Secretary, VA

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