How Texas Is Cultivating a Data-Savvy Workforce
Texas needed a more data-savvy workforce. Here’s what they did to enhance data literacy in the workforce they already have.
Texas needed a more data-savvy workforce. Here’s what they did to enhance data literacy in the workforce they already have.
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.
A robust digital transformation strategy can help state and local governments better meet citizen expectations. Experience-as-a-service, or XaaS, solutions play an important role.
The pandemic drew new attention to the convulated process of data sharing between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state and local authorities. A new cloud-based initiative has modernized the system.
Arguing from outcome rather than policy has important ramifications when it comes to the budgeting and appropriations processes.
Citizen science uses the power of people to capture data points that would be hard to find otherwise. At Great Smoky Mountains National Park, visitors help fill in the census of species.
Erie County child welfare workers use the cloud to keep cases from falling through the cracks. Here’s how they do it.
In Los Angeles, real-time data means homeless Angelenos can weigh in on policies that affect them.
In Fairfax County, VA, 911 dispatchers use real-time data on emergency resource to better respond to emergencies.