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Increasing Our Commitment to Health and Human Services
GovWebworks joins the HSITAG Public Sector Council to deepen its commitment to health and human services IT.
November 21
Updating Legacy Systems with Modular Procurement
How governments can modernize aging IT infrastructure incrementally using modular procurement and agile development practices.
November 14
Highlights from ISM 2017
GovWebworks shares key takeaways from the American Public Human Services Association's 50th Annual IT Solutions Management Conference.
November 7
Why Blockchain?
A plain-language primer on blockchain technology and its promising applications for health and human services.
October 31
Child Care Check Meets the Need
GovWebworks built Idaho's Child Care Check site using Drupal to meet federal CFR 98.32-33 compliance requirements on time and under budget.
October 23
Automated Versus Curated Content Migration
A practical guide to choosing between automated and curated content migration strategies during a site redesign.
October 17
Rob Lowe's Informed Series Visits the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
GovWebworks client Live Better Idaho is featured in Rob Lowe's public television documentary series Informed.
October 10
Why Manual Accessibility Testing Matters
Automated tools alone can't guarantee ADA and Section 508 compliance — here's what manual accessibility testing must cover.
October 3
Scrum Alliance and Acquia Certifications Bring Expertise to Government Vendors
GovWebworks adds Scrum Alliance and Acquia certifications in 2017, bringing nine certified Scrum practitioners and new Drupal credentials to the team.
September 26
16 Ways to Optimize Public Sector Sites for Mobile
GovWebworks shares 16 essential features for optimizing public sector websites for mobile users, drawing on Pew, Google, and W3C guidance.
September 19
Missouri's Departments of Conservation and Transportation Take the Lead on Website Upgrades
GovWebworks partners with Missouri's conservation and transportation departments to improve accessibility, Drupal 8, and web presence.
September 12
Five Keys to Successful Content
A summary of LinkedIn and BuzzSumo's research on the five key elements — topic, type, format, length, and headline — that drive the most shared online content.
September 5
Hat-trick for Best Places to Work Award
Portland Webworks earns its third consecutive Best Places to Work in Maine recognition from the Maine State Council of SHRM.
August 29
Social Determinants of Health, Illustrated
An illustrated look at how education, housing, income, and food access affect health outcomes, with solutions from the CiviServ platform.
August 22
Office of the Insurance Commissioner Embraces Drupal 8 for Longterm Benefits
Washington State's OIC migrated from static HTML managed by Adobe Contribute to Drupal 8, saving 400 hours and improving long-term site sustainability.
August 15
Video: What's Idaho's Secret to Living Better?
GovWebworks presents at Drupal GovCon how the CiviServ tool helped Idaho connect residents with health and human services resources.
August 8
Out of Sight Doesn't Mean Out of Hand
Remote teams can deliver more transparency and accountability than onsite teams when government agencies embrace agile methods and online collaboration tools.
July 25
From Single Cause to Macro Solution
How online innovation and statewide umbrella programs can bring comprehensive social services to more at-risk populations.
July 11
Wholistic Solutions for Improving Social Determinants of Health
When agencies and organizations work together, better solutions can provide better outcomes for improving social determinants of health.
June 27
Targeting Social Determinants of Health
How Idaho's Live Better Idaho program uses technology to connect citizens with social services and improve health outcomes.
June 13
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