DVA seeks 'critical' funding to stave off IT disaster

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DVA seeks 'critical' funding to stave off IT disaster

As first lot of failing systems are addressed.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has warned it will need more money from the federal government to address IT systems considered to be at risk of catastrophic failure. The department first warned in 2016 that it would need hundreds of millions of dollars to fund a transformation of ancient IT ...

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