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GSA’s Sonny Hashmi on mobility and cost savings

April 7, 2014

Sonny Hashmi, acting CIO at the General Services Administration, talks with FedScoopTV how his agency has saved money by implementing a more mobile approach.

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Top GSA Federal Acquisition Service official, Sonny Hashmi, to depart

Hashmi will step down as the top official in the General Services Administration’s acquisition arm Dec. 29 after nearly three years.

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