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Once states decide how many doses of each vaccine they want to send to each site, they download a file with addresses and dose numbers. They upload it into VTrckS, which transmits it to the CDC, which sends it to manufacturers. — PolitiTweet.org

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State and territory officials learn how many vaccines they’ve been allotted through their own version of Tiberius, where they can model different distribution strategies. — PolitiTweet.org

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Last week, @PalantirTech rolled out a new “marketplace exchange” feature, effectively giving states the option to barter vaccines. But it’s worth noting that many health departments have a shallow bench of tech-savvy employees who can easily navigate data-heavy systems. https://t.co/4baUv80mau — PolitiTweet.org

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