It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… • Improve the VBA acquisition workforce. - 9556 • Improve the VBA acquisition workforce. The VBA needs more world-class contractor support. Currently, few … - page 650
… more effective and efficient ways to complete claims, establish a knowledge exchange program with top-tier … private-sector companies that do similar work. The VBA is fundamentally a financial services organization. A … amount of its work has a private-sector analogue that could be leveraged to improve service to veterans . Chapter … - page 650
… existence, the - 9558 • For most ofits existence, the VBA has been a risk-averse, insular, paper-based organization, implementing technology only over the … - page 650
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… Senior executive leadership needs more innovators and trail blazers—qualities that have sometimes been lacking Chapter Department of Veterans Affairs Page number 651 … with the VHA for IT funding. Senior executive … - page 651
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