Dell’s Tracy Pavillard discusses lowering government costs with IT

September 22, 2014

Tracy Pavillard, director of civilian agencies and federal channels at Dell, discusses with FedScoop TV the ways his company is using IT to help government agencies lower their operating costs.

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GSA CIO Casey Coleman on how federal government can better embrace technology

Casey Coleman, CIO at the General Services Administration, shares how the federal government can better embrace technology in this FedScoop interview. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx81HBtBA6Q&feature=youtu.be

Dell’s Tracy Pavillard discusses lowering government costs with IT

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