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Accelerating AI-Driven Transformation for State Labor Agencies
A major new study of 250 public sector executives reveals why AI adoption in government lags the private sector, where it’s quietly succeeding, and what it will take to scale.
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A focused, practitioner led webinar on modernizing Oracle legacy environments with minimal risk and no disruption to mission operations.
Join our webinar on 5/14 to modernize grant management with Smartsheet. Learn scalable workflows, compliance tracking, integrations, and Control Center to reduce admin burden.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption in government is accelerating, driven by pressure to improve service delivery, expand self-service and meet rising constituent expectations. But AI does not create maturity. Rather, it amplifies what already exists. Without strong content governance, AI introduces new risk rather than new value.
Modern identity solutions are key to service access and program integrity.
In my previous blog, I talked about how government agencies have been experimenting with AI through small pilots and assessments. These initiatives helped build familiarity, test guardrails and determine what works.
Migration from Oracle databases and legacy Oracle applications to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) or multi-cloud scenarios!
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Accelerating AI-Driven Transformation for State Labor Agencies
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What to Know:
- The Texas Department of Public Safety secured about $3.2 million in federal funding for drone detection and mitigation technology ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- The technology is intended to monitor airspace around major venues, critical infrastructure and restricted areas in Dallas, Houston and other large-event settings.
- The system will support stationary and mobile deployment, real-time tracking and mitigation of unauthorized drones under federal law and oversight.
What to Know:
- Ramsey previously served as CIO for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness in California.
- Ramsey assumes the role following former CIO Craig Hopkins' retirement.
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- More than 12.3 million Texans now have Texas by Texas accounts.
- The platform has facilitated more than 29.6 million transactions and is adding about 7,000 new users per day.
- Planned updates this year include expanded access for out-of-state users, barcode scanning during sign-up, faster service integration and improved digital accessibility.
