On the recordJune 28, 2021
Of the many lessons from the pandemic, we have seen clearly that technology can revolutionize how we conduct our business, whether that is in Congress, or in the Department of Defense.
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Langevin highlights the transformative impact of technology learned during the pandemic.
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