Recent fraud regulations are creating a powerful catalyst for transformation. Agencies can leverage these changes to modernize policy and processes.
As ADA deadlines approach, many local governments are taking the lead on digital accessibility. From community outreach to public-private partnerships, early adopters show how accessible websites and apps can build resident trust, improve engagement, and deliver better digital services for everyone — regardless of ability.
New federal requirements will challenge state benefit systems that rely on paper-based, manual systems to verify week-to-week eligibility. A modern, automated alternative — supported by well-trained employees — offers a scalable, low‑burden alternative.
AI systems have become a source of truth for many constituents, but public-sector communication often is poorly designed for AI use and citation. Agencies may need to think about both human and AI audiences.
It’s tough to ensure your data’s accuracy and reliability when you’ve lost track of its origin. Tactics such as metadata management, data stewardship, and traceability audits will help. Learn what they involve.
Government modernization in 2026 is no longer just about digitization — it’s about governing data with intention, using automation and AI to build trust, transparency, and confidence in the information agencies rely on every day.
Government leaders face a growing gap between mission urgency and the speed at which talent can be mobilized. Enter the concept of talent velocity.
As new ADA deadlines approach, many governments struggle to turn web accessibility requirements into action. Here are some tactics that can help.
AI is not a threat to public service, but an opportunity to honor government’s legacy while strengthening its future, modernizing processes with purpose.
The future of government is not digital, it is the rise of a digitally competent workforce capable of translating tools into mission results.