The report on HRIT released today by the Government Accountability Office makes clear that after more than a decade of sustained investment in HRIT, the program has provided virtually none of the capabilities that DHS leaders initially hoped the program would yield.
Watson Coleman highlights the failure of the HRIT program despite significant investment.
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