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NIST’s Charles Romine on how tech will change government

July 29, 2013

Charles “Chuck” Romine, director, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology, discusses in this FedScoopTV interview the biggest tech trends and how tech will continue to change government.

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