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The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), the Federal government's largest agency and the nation's largest employer, is one of the most complex organizations in the world. With more than 1 million active duty service members and over 700,000 civilian personnel, keeping the mission moving forward requires industry-leading technology solutions and continuous data availability.

With the rush of organizations migrating data and infrastructure to the cloud, the need for capable and reliable data centers has never been greater. Colocation centers and data warehouses are popping-up across the country and across the globe. Have you ever thought about where your data is kept?

On December 8th, GovDataHosting sponsored the 2021 CMS Industry Day, Embracing Change: Adapting for the Future.  This virtual event included a great line up of inspiring speakers who are leaders in innovative technologies.  A few highlights included discussions on how technology is driving change in the health care industry, including the roadmap for Medi

Accessing medical records on-demand, whether a patient is with their primary care provider or walking into a clinic on the opposite coast, is critical to making fully-informed, time-sensitive decisions related to an individual’s health. Insurance providers, health care plans, clearinghouses, and pharmacies similarly rely on up-to-date patient records.

As cloud adoption continues to accelerate across the Federal government, and new technologies and applications enable ever more seamless collaboration, more sophisticated and advanced security threats have risen as well. Hackers, malware, ransomware – these threats show no signs of abating.

The news these days is filled with coverage of natural disasters from coast to coast: destruction left in the path of a hurricane, entire towns submerged in floods, and fires tearing through enormous tracks of land. Plus, there are tornadoes, volcanoes, earthquakes…the list goes on and on.