Government Experience
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The state has been trying to revamp a pair of aging IT systems for some time, with one being related to worker's compensation and the other being the state’s financial systems. -
The federal government’s now-defunct United States Digital Service has served as an inspiration for states that are increasingly putting human experience at the center of their tech projects.
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The blockchain-based token, believed to be the first from a U.S. public entity, is for individual and institutional use. The executive director of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission is planning what comes next.
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A soon-to-be-appointed task force representing state consumers, businesses, medical providers, insurers and policymakers is set to begin thoughtful deliberations about the state’s next health reform moves.
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The site, known as Darkode.com, was seized by federal authorities Tuesday. A dozen people associated with the site were charged or arrested in federal courts across the country.
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The GovTech Social podcast welcomes the co-author of the original field guide for social media in government to provide practical advice on getting buy-in, getting started, and the tricky business of moderating social media comments.
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Social media can get organizations a lot of new business and encourage civic engagement, or it can result in millions in fees.
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A newly proposed Senate bill would provide legal protection to social media companies that reported suspicious activity to the government.
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In the name of fighting terrorism in the UK, messaging apps that use end-to-end encryption and do not allow the government to view the data being sent may soon be banned.
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On July 2, photos posted to Snapchat allowed an NRP officer in Parkersburg to solve a deer-poaching case in less than an hour.
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The new finance database provides a "contact" button which sends questions directly to Chief Financial Officer Uri Z. Monson.
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While the latest glitch has been fixed, the backlog it caused remains -- and the state is still uncertain of what course to take.
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Planners say that the new system will make more services available online to customers.
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The Internet as we know it is imperfect — that’s why the GENI ultra-high-speed test bed is helping researchers develop technologies that will allow people to do things that are usually impossible on today’s network.
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When posting to social media networks, odds are good that at some point, you will run out of ideas. Here are a few content-generation techniques to try.
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Gaining the support of agency executives and others with doubts about social media's benefits can be tough, so you need a strategy to help them understand the ROI of your efforts.
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The $1.8 million Accela Automation Enterprise Software system will allow the public to apply for permits online.
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While proposed budget cuts could present issues in fiscal year 2016, officials still plan for the state-run site — oscn.net — to eventually offer online access to court records in every county.
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State regulators should consider how they can unlock additional data sets to enable the development of sophisticated choice engines that help consumers make wiser purchasing decisions in economic areas where the market lacks transparency.
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A recent study, funded by competitor Yelp, found that Google favors search results that direct users to Google content over results that point to rivals.
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Republicans have renewed their calls to drop MNsure in favor of the federal government’s online marketplace for health insurance, while MNsure supporters say the switch could be costly and a bad fit with Minnesota’s large public health insurance programs.
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