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A new report explores how artificial intelligence can help child welfare workers across the country to better support their constituents — not by replacing human judgment, but by freeing up people to spend more time on delivering needed services and less time on repetitive processes.
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Print as a Service (PraaS) offers a unified, cloud-based model that moves government away from the burden of device ownership toward an agile, asset-light approach.
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MDM as the Foundation for Trustworthy AI
Learn how unified security operations and centralized visibility help California state and local agencies reduce alert fatigue, improve operational efficiency and more
For more than two decades, the Deloitte Golf Classic Tournament has brought together our people, business partners, and community to support organizations making a meaningful difference in the lives of Sacramento’s children and families. This year, we proudly celebrate a major milestone: surpassing $2 million in funds raised since the tournament began in 2001.
State and local governments are under growing pressure to move artificial intelligence (AI) from pilot programs to real-world operations. Legislators want measurable progress, residents expect faster and more responsive services and agencies face ongoing budget and workforce constraints.
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