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U.S. Department of Agriculture Associate CIO David Peters and Digital Services Executive Director Arianne Gallagher-Welcher.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Associate CIO David Peters and Digital Services Executive Director Arianne Gallagher-Welcher.
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How USDA’s cloud integration advances its mission goals

A discussion on using cloud-based applications and data sharing to improve constituent engagement and information sharing to the nation’s agriculture businesses.
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