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Audio: HUD CTO Talks Contract Re-compete

By David Stegon

July 19, 2011

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Department of Housing & Urban Development CTO Mark Day talked with us this morning about the upcoming agency-wide IT contract re-compete, cloud computing and HUD’s focus on project management.

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