Public Sector Perspectives
Government technology comes with unique constraints and opportunities. These insights explore the policies, procurement realities, and practices that shape how technology gets built and deployed in the public sector.
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Public Interest Technology to the Rescue
Tara McGuinness and Hana Schank on how government can improve design and delivery of online services
July 19

How to Build an Executive Data Dashboard
Provide stakeholders with an information-rich dashboard for viewing website data
June 21

Innovation for Integrated Eligibility Systems
Jamie Brennan, a project manager and consultant at GovWebworks, explores how states can modernize integrated eligibility systems to better serve citizens seeking Medicaid, SNAP, and other social service benefits.
April 5

Debriefing the Debrief
How an effective RFP debrief process leads to more engaged vendors and better bids
February 8

Agile in Education With John Miller and Miljan Bajic: Agile to Agility Highlights
How schools can use Scrum and Agile principles to get students future ready
January 18

Data-First Security Reminders
Five ways agencies can avoid enterprise data security threats
September 28

May 2021 AI Newsletter
Our AI Lab's roundup of the latest articles and news relating to artificial intelligence and online services in the public sector, covering Microsoft's Immersive Reader, automated language translation, document processing governance, and advances in automatic image captioning.
May 10

Benefits of a Chatbot Pilot Program – White Paper
How a chatbot pilot approach can help manage scope and costs when implementing AI-powered virtual assistants in the public sector.
April 27

Practical Uses For AI In the Public Sector
How Artificial Intelligence tools can support digital transformation in the public sector
March 30

Idaho Takes the Reins on Vaccine Distribution System
DHW launches the Covid-19 Vaccine Pre-Registration System to manage vaccination for Idahoans
March 9
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