Using data, agencies can make smarter decisions around service delivery. But turning vast amounts of data into actionable innovations isn’t easy. At a recent GovLoop event, two experts shared their experiences and wisdom for fueling agency innovations with data. This quick, two-page resource highlights what Frances Peralta-Donio, Data and Analytics Contractor at the Human ServicesRead… Read more »
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