Weapons complex site managers wrestle with tech, workforce issues

By ExchangeMonitor

ARLINGTON, VA — Contractor and federal managers from across the Department of Energy’s nuclear weapons complex are using technology to help predict issues from workplace accidents to infrastructure failure, these people said at a meeting here Tuesday. Using…

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