State and local governments’ revenue shortfalls mean there is a heightened imperative for agencies to manage their funds well. Overtime is one area that can either be a boon or bust for agencies’ purses.
In March 2020, GovLoop conducted a community survey on the state continuity of operations (COOP) across the federal, state and local levels. The survey found varying levels of continuity preparedness across different government organizations.
“Most people are working in systems that do not support them,” Hillard said. “If you find what’s in it for them and start to approach [engagement] from that angle, that is a way to take disengaged employees and bring them back to the light.”
In this time of crisis, operating business as usual won’t cut it. That means more empathy, more resilience, more mindfulness, more communication and more breaks.
The challenge in migrating this enterprise application to the cloud was finding the right platform. So Treasury came up with a criteria list.
At GovLoop’s fireside chat on Wednesday, two experts spoke about government’s biggest challenges and best practices to provide excellent CX for its citizens.
The steps to migrating applications to the cloud can be as nebulous as the name of the technology suggests.
In the state with the highest number of COVID-19 related casualties, New York City has been hit hard. GovLoop spoke with Kelly Jin to find out what kinds of challenges and solutions the analytics team has found along the way.
At the rapid pace that technology evolves, it’s critical to be prepared and identify areas where employees can grow their skillsets. During GovLoop’s online training Thursday, an expert identified five broad skills to take note of.
When it comes to using and deploying technology to respond to the coronavirus, time is of the essence.