; (ii) business value and return on investment to the Department from improvement to the electronic health record and related systems across all relevant domains, to include cyber and other security, business, and financial operations; and (iii) an evolving level of advanced interoperability of the electronic health record with the greatest number of electronic health record systems, platforms, services, and related interfaces in the Federal, private, nonprofit, and other relevant health sectors. (J) To develop health information technology modernization strategies and implementation plans that provide the Department with the most flexibility to continuously modernize the health information technology systems of the Department in an agile manner, not committed to any one particular vendor or vendors or technology solution or solutions, commonly known as vendor lock , and respond to new trends in the health information technology industry in real time, allowing for relevant and appropriate integration with other health information technology platforms and services. (K) To aggressively manage and monitor the implementation of all contracts and services procured by the Department related to such electronic health record and related services to control cost, ensure best value, monitor, and evaluate delivery of the services procured in line with program goals and desired outcomes. (L) To carry out the purposes and goals described in subparagraphs (A) through (K) at the most effective short-, medium-, and long-term cost to the Federal Government using industry and government best practices so as to protect taxpayers. (M) Such other purposes or goals as determined— (i) pursuant to the report submitted under subsection (b)(6)