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Navy CIO discusses future of DON IT (TRANSCRIPT)

June 6, 2012

At the most recent Department of the Navy Information Technology Conference in Virginia Beach, Va., Chief Information Officer Terry Halvorsen held a town hall to discuss his strategy for business IT transformation and the future of DON IT.

Full transcript, including audience questions:

Business It Transformation Town Hall Transcript

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