For human service organizations, data has moved beyond its traditional back-office role, now sitting at the center of operational strategy, service design, and impact measurement. The combination of expanding data sets, rising public accountability, and shifting funding models has made data not just useful but essential. Data strategy, at its core, is about how an
Finance and technology have long been intertwined, but in recent years, their intersection has fueled the rise of financial technology – better known as FinTech. One of its fastest-growing sectors is insurance technology, AKA InsurTech, which leverages digital innovation to modernize and streamline the insurance industry. InsurTech started gaining traction around 2010 as an offshoot
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The healthcare industry has been rapidly evolving, and digital health solutions are playing a huge role in transforming the way care is delivered—especially in behavioral health. As technology becomes more integrated into healthcare, it’s not just making care more accessible but also helping solve critical operational challenges. Virtual care platforms, AI-powered diagnostics, and mobile health
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State and local governments rely on technology to deliver essential services, but too often, that technology is outdated, unreliable, or patched together over time. Over time, governments spend significant time and money fixing issues caused by aging infrastructure, end-of-life applications, and security vulnerabilities. This ongoing challenge is known as technical debt. Over time, technical debt
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Almost 80% of community banks in the United States have entrusted their core systems to fintech providers, according to FedFis’ 2025 fintech banking data. This data reveals a profound shift in the banking industry, particularly within community banks. It’s not just a trend; it’s a critical pivot towards modernization and technological innovation, and it underscores
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In the fast-paced world of supply chain management, ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), WMS (Warehouse Management Systems), and TMS (Transportation Management Systems) are the backbone of efficient operations. Understanding how these systems integrate, and their collective benefits is crucial for leveraging their full potential to improve operations, increase efficiency, enhance stakeholder satisfaction, and achieve strategic business
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A recent IBM study revealed that community banks are struggling to achieve their goals and meet customer expectations while facing technology modernization challenges. These businesses find themselves constrained by clunky legacy systems, hindering their ability to compete with non-traditional competitors like FinTechs and comply with regulatory demands. Moreover, banks that are slow to modernize their
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One year following the enactment of the American Rescue Plan Act by President Joe Biden, municipalities throughout the nation are harnessing the allocated $350 billion from the relief package, specifically intended for state and local administrations, to facilitate diverse enhancements in technology. The legislation affords considerable flexibility to states, counties, cities, and tribal governments in
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Technical Debt, or tech debt, is an accumulation of legacy systems and sub-optimal technology solutions, as well as technology shortcuts taken to save money, and time, or overcome a knowledge gap. It’s inevitable for most organizations, as there is always more work to do than time to do it. However, taking on too much technical
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Today’s healthcare industry is driven by a continuous stream of data. The quantity and availability of data have transformed decision-making and opened up new opportunities to better serve patients. While the technology exists, many healthcare organizations struggle with data capture due to inconsistent processes or procedures, or a general lack of governance. Becoming “data-driven” can
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