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Cameron Chehreh: Govt Legacy Software Structure Poses Biggest Challenge to IT Modernization Efforts


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Cameron Chehreh

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Aug. 22, 2016 — Cameron Chehreh, chief technology officer at Dell‘s federal business, has stated that the structure of legacy software for off-the-shelf government products poses the biggest challenge to the information technology modernization efforts of the government, Executive Gov reported Wednesday.

Chereh said that virtualization technology, software-defined networking,  virtualized data centers and gradual modernization efforts could mitigate risks to IT systems, he told Signal Magazine in an article posted Tuesday.

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