Managing human resources (HR) in the public sector can feel like navigating a large ship through a narrow canal. Private companies have an ocean of options for creating, managing and...
In health and human services, there is no doubt that data plays a pivotal role in supporting caseworkers, informing decision-making, enhancing supervision, achieving compliance and improving the overall quality of...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is significantly changing the way organizations across all industries run. Its impact on government entities is undoubtedly already underway. But while visions of self-repairing infrastructure and AI-optimized...
When it comes to the well-being of children, technology should never be the driver or primary concern. Instead, when leveraged effectively, it can be a powerful tool in empowering and...
As government agencies continue to modernize their IT infrastructure, software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions are emerging as powerful tools to drive innovation, efficiency and improved service delivery. While the initial transition may...
Today’s state leaders seek opportunities to safely leverage new technology, combat cyberattacks and comply with new governing rules and regulations. This was evident at the National Association of State Auditors...
Planning for and embarking on a digital transformation effort, especially one as large as an enterprise resource planning (ERP) project, can feel overwhelming. During these projects, government leaders oversee limited...
For health and human services (HHS) agencies, the old way of implementing new technology and programs just isn't cutting it. Technology constraints and rigid legacy systems have hamstrung the business...
April 8, 2024, was a historic day for two reasons; first, a total solar eclipse crossed over North America, providing a path of totality that made it accessible to millions...
The need to transform child welfare practice is more pressing than ever before. To support this need, the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) introduced regulations for a Comprehensive Child...
