Jeff Hill: State plots mobile future of its employees

The State Department wants to outfit its employees with new cellular service and mobile devices using what it calls the "the most contemporary models available ...

Jeff Hill, Bureau of Information Resource Management, State Department

The State Department wants to outfit its employees with new cellular service and mobile devices using what it calls the "the most contemporary models available in the market." Jeff Hill, deputy division chief for Mobile and Remote Access in the Bureau of Information Resource Management at the State Department, told In Depth with Francis Rose that in one way the challenge of deploying mobile solutions in virtually every country in the world isn't that different than what other agencies face.

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