Working Backwards: Data Modernization for Public Health

Working Backwards: Data Modernization for Public Health
State health departments are swamped with their responses to COVID-19 and the recent monkeypox outbreak, making it difficult to map out data modernization strategies. But two public health agencies, the Iowa Department of Public Health and Maryland Department of Health, have successfully adopted a "working backwards" approach to strategic development. With the assistance of Amazon Web Services (AWS), these agencies have crafted roadmaps to their future ideal states, complete with goals and metrics to chart the course.
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CDOs reflect on the challenges to building a data-driven culture in government

Paul Lodge, Chief Data Officer at DWP, is on a panel discussion about the challenges and benefits of thinking differently about data. He is joined by Sigrit Siht, Estonia's senior official behind the world’s first public service AI-based virtual assistant, and Deloitte's Nadun Muthukumarana in an engaging conversation about what organisations can do to embed a data-driven decision-making culture within their teams.
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Intellectual Property Issues in Government Contracts

Clear Law Institute

In this webinar, you’ll learn about your rights in technical data, computer software, and patents in connection with U.S. Government contracts. You’ll learn about recent changes to the rules and how you can preserve your intellectual property rights.
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Providing Balance for the Government Workforce: Smart Tools That Support Work-Life Integration

To stay competitive with the private sector as an employer of choice, public sector agencies need workforce management tools that make time tracking and scheduling simple and seamless. How an organization handles time tracking and scheduling can either create pain points for staff that contribute to negative work experiences, or it can empower employees with the visibility and controls they want and need.
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The Protection of IP When Working in the Federal Government & Commercial Markets

Thompson Coburn LLP

The U.S. Government spends billions of dollars each and every year on acquiring supplies and services, including a wide array of technology solutions to satisfy its requirements. As a government contractor, you will want to protect your Company’s “Crown Jewels,” or valuable intellectual property, when working with the U.S. Government.
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