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Generative AI is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to revolutionize the public sector. By building a strong data and AI foundation today, governments can prepare for the efficient, effective, and equitable use of AI tomorrow.
Data governance complexities got you tangled up? Don't worry, you're not alone. Join us in our upcoming webinar with Data Meaning and Alation to discover the solutions that can unravel data challenges, ensuring consistent quality, efficiency, and most importantly, compliance.
With all the recent excitement around Generative AI – organizations are asking the same three questions:
Conversational AI for Citizens, Students and Employees
Accelerate your business with generative AI-powered code generation.
Verizon Connections Make All of Us Stronger
Oracle Permitting and Licensing is unique. We made strategic, intentional choices in the design and development of our cloud-native solution. In this blog series, we’ll explore a few of the most important parts of the product, what we do differently and why it matters.
The control you have always had, the security you expect, and easier than you thought possible
Data is the key to unlocking a new era in health and human services. It means a better customer experience for residents in need. It vastly improves the way public employees do their job. And it opens a world of opportunities for governments to amplify their community impact and address seemingly intransigent societal challenges. Download this guide for best practices – and 5 successful models from across the country – for making better use of data to improve community well-being.
Alation takes pride in being recognized as a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Data Governance Solutions, Q3 2023. The company achieved the highest scores possible in 12 criteria, including data discovery, data catalog, data usage monitoring, data governance management, and roles and responsibilities. We also received the top score in the “strategy” category, as well as in the adoption criterion.
We hope that you are planning on attending IACP at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, CA from October 14 - 17. While you are there the CDWG Public Safety team looks forward to connecting with you at booth 2549.
Oracle announces new artificial intelligence offerings in infrastructure, development tools and applications.
It’s a formula for danger: a call comes in on a domestic violence incident, one of the most volatile and high-risk situations a police officer can encounter.
To enable government employees to deliver improved citizen services, agencies are modernizing IT for digital resilience, digitizing data, automating processes, and deploying in the cloud. However, agencies face challenges from the traditional lift-and-shift modernization approach that's led to componentized applications and end-to-end fragmentation. The result is a need to access multiple systems to perform tasks, an increasing rate of application proliferation and as well as little (or no) integration of apps.
When I woke up this morning, it was all over the news: “Big corporation gets breached in cyberattack.” Unfortunately, every few months I see a similar headline. What lessons can we learn from these recurring attacks that can help us do a better job in creating defenses — and make it a lot harder for the bad guys to succeed?
Backup professionals used to prepare for physical disasters, while security professionals planned for different types of disasters. In the age of ransomware, the lines between these disciplines are disappearing, yet too many security and backup teams are still not in synch.
The DocuSign Team is hosting a complimentary webinar for Texas Public Sector staff to showcase one of their latest product feature releases: Web Forms. If you want easy to create, dynamic forms, with the power of robust data analytics, this is a feature you’ll want to check out!
Ensure your agency can Collaborate with Confidence in Microsoft 365 and the Power Platform.
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What to Know:
- $2.2 million has been appropriated for FY 2026 through the city’s Technology Improvement Fund.
- $7 million is earmarked for software and hardware maintenance.
- $420,000 is budgeted for technology equipment purchases.
What to Know:
- The agency is interested in support systems capable of managing a broad range of regulatory tasks.
- Respondents are asked to describe how their system supports core business functions.
- Respondents are also encouraged to describe professional services for implementation, data migration and support.
What to Know:
- The county’s Management Information Systems Department is slated to receive $2.7 million in operating funds.
- Enterprise platforms make up a significant portion of the capital investment.
- The new budget will take effect Oct. 1.
