Mapping Assists Thousands Counting LA County’s Homeless Population
A modern approach to data collection, powered by geographic information system technology, helped Los Angeles County better track its homeless population.
4 Ways to Tackle IT Complexity, Reduce Cyber Risk, and Better Secure the Mission
IT complexity is the most significant obstacle to strengthening the security postures of government agencies — pushing budget constraints to second place for the first time ever.
How to Get IT to Say “Yes”
Approvals from the IT department can be slow in coming. Learn strategies to increase your chances of hearing “yes” on your next request.
Empowering Operational Efficiencies with AI and ML — Part 2
Governments can use AI and machine learning to enhance citizen experience and streamline overall operations.
Long-Awaited IDEA Guidance Is Around the Corner: What Do You Need to Know?
The 21st Century IDEA implementation guide is coming soon. Here’s how to get ready.
Navigating Accessibility Responsibilities: A Role-Based Approach
Digital accessibility is complex. Having a clear sense of the responsibilities of each of the multiple roles involved can keep important aspects from falling through the cracks.
Strengthen Culture During Remote Work
It can be difficult to maintain an office culture with hybrid and remote work arrangements. Here are practical pointers for building communications that strengthen agency culture in an out-of-office environment.
What Can Old Airplanes Teach Government About Adopting AI?
Though more than 100 years separates the inception of the U.S. Airmail Service and the launch of ChatGPT, we can learn many lessons from the former when deciding how to use the latter.
Empowering Operational Efficiencies with AI and ML — Part 1
With advanced networking technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, agencies can monitor their service areas in real-time and identify areas that need improvement.
When Failure Happens Beyond Control of Designer
Government has entered a new world of engineering design, in which systems must be capable of responding to dynamic changes. Failure is not an option.