Nextgov Examines How Steven VanRoekel Will Contribute Tech Ideas To Ebola Response

Nextgov: Here’s How the Incoming USAID Tech Guru Plans to Fight Ebola
“Ruggedized tablets, belt-worn printers, and a high-tech alternative to the stiflingly hot protective gear health care workers must wear when dealing with patients. Those are some of the technology tools the incoming chief innovation officer at the U.S. Agency for International Development says he plans to explore to combat the spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa…” (Moore, 10/2).

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