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FedMentors: DISA CIO David Bennett

August 26, 2014

David Bennett, chief information officer at the Defense Information Systems Agency, talked to FedScoopTV at last week’s Lowering the Cost of Government with IT Summit 2014 about his career as a public servant and gives advice to those young feds just starting out.

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