Vice President, Veterans Affairs, GDIT
Investing in impact
The focus on health IT modernization and adoption of emerging technologies all rest on supporting the core mission of enhancing lives. But amidst budget constraints and security concerns, prioritization in investments that have the greatest return show highest priority given to cloud and IT operations, with a look to artificial intelligence providing the greatest future mission impact.
Security and Cost
Security concerns (48%) and cost (43%) remain the top obstacles to adopting mission technologies as cited by nearly half of respondents.
Cloud
Over the past year, cloud has delivered the most on expected benefits (61%) and also the best cost savings (49%).
IT Ops and Automation
IT operations and automation are delivering mission benefits that outweigh the cost to implement, followed closely by telemedicine (66%) and cloud (57%).
Mission AI
AI is expected to have the highest near-future impact and benefits to the mission, despite current low investment. AI is also cited by over half (61%) as having significant and transformative impact.
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Frontline Innovations Driving Health IT Modernization
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Kevin Seeley
Dr. Ashwini Davison
Chief Medical Information Officer, AWS
RESEARCH
Staying ahead of change.
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