5 Practical Tips for Using Data
Data offers agencies so many possibilities for better-informed decision-making. Here are five opportunities.
Data offers agencies so many possibilities for better-informed decision-making. Here are five opportunities.
Getting your records from paper to digital can be a daunting task. But with the right help, it can make your data into the useful tool it was always meant to be.
To address the affordable housing crisis, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is employing new strategies to help both troubled consumers and the HUD staff who assist them.
Legacy data management solutions weren’t designed to analyze data scattered across an organization, most likely in siloed systems and both on premises and in the cloud. What agencies need is a common data platform that indexes the data where it currently exists.
Making sure vendors meet federal cybersecurity requirements can be complicated and unwieldy. FedRAMP offers a standardized, government-wide approach.
In Los Angeles, real-time data means homeless Angelenos can weigh in on policies that affect them.
As government collects more data on individuals, it becomes more important than ever to guarantee its privacy.
Sharing data through a public/private research consortium allowed Chicago to provide better early childhood services. It wouldn’t have been possible without the cloud.
When you innovate and add new sources of data, it’s vital to incorporate cybersecurity into your plans. Here are five tips for successful change.
To harness data in service to the mission, agencies need to leverage all available data, and make analytics accessible to the business side of operations.