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    Accenture Federal Services Snags $98M DHA Deal to Improve Medical Platform

    By Staff WriterJuly 7, 2023
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    Kevin Heald, Accenture Federal Services

    Accenture Federal Services will operate and enhance a medical platform under a new $98 million, 5-year Defense Health Agency contract.

    The Joint Medical Common Operating Picture platform provides medical command and control situational awareness for the Defense Department, combatant commands and the armed services.

    “A common operating picture is arguably one of the most effective tools in creating a shared understanding of the battlespace,” said Kevin Heald, an Accenture Federal Services managing director and national security portfolio lead.

    “Accenture Federal Services is honored to be tapped to lead data synchronization across multiple network domains and deliver near real-time collaboration and information sharing globally inside and outside the medical community.”

    Chris Van Berkel, Accenture Federal Services

    Under this award, Accenture Federal Services will deliver cloud, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, agile software development, field service engineering, user adoption and training support across the armed services.

    “Accenture Federal Services is proud to partner with the Program Executive Office, Defense Healthcare Management Systems to optimize this mission-critical platform,” said Chris Van Berkel, an Accenture Federal Services managing director and military health lead.

    “We look forward to providing a comprehensive picture into DoD medical assets and missions to increase visibility into unit health, equipment, and supplies and enable faster and more informed decision making.”

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