FDA Basics Webinar, June 17, 2013: Biological Products: Part 1

How and where people work is evolving and will likely continue to evolve. To build resilient state and local governments that can navigate this changing landscape, agencies need strategies that can help them: Become an employer of choice Remove barriers to smarter, more effective government To compete with the private sector for top talent, the public sector needs tools that make secure and collaborative hybrid work simple and seamless. And to execute strategic goals more effectively, agencies need solutions that help teams produce more work with fewer resources. Dive into the strategies, tools and services that can help Michigan agencies modernize processes to serve the public with confidence during a webinar hosted by Government Technology on March 30 at 1pm ET. During this webcast, our panel of experts will explore: Strategies for freeing up resources and redeploying them to tackle modernization challenges How to upgrade end-user technology to ensure employees stay secure and connected Finding technology partners that understand the challenges governments face and can help innovate Securing federal IT grant funding

Most Australians inside and outside of government don’t know about open government. They don’t understand what ‘open’ means. And importantly, why it’s a good thing, how they can get involved or what to do. Making Open is a channel dedicated to helping promote open government. A home for practical how-to stories, original and curated content from around the world, interviews with open government champions, and a platform to show what can be done.

There are inflated expectations and much confusion about what blockchain really means for government agencies. Despite there being significant interest in blockchain, there's modest action taken in education and government. Gartner predicts that by 2021, 5% of government entities will adopt blockchain as transparent, authoritative ledger for some official records. Through 2018, blockchain named projects are likely to deliver business value without actually using blockchain. This webinar, will dispel myths and provide clarity on how blockchain works and how it can be useful for government agencies.

Many state agencies still follow policymaking procedures that have been in place for decades, using legacy and on-prem infrastructure, printing out and circulating hard copies of policy and relying on manual processes. With new tools designed specifically for governments, agencies can innovate policy management and make it simpler for communities and stakeholders to interact with government.