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Aug 9, 2025

Selected items from various blogs posted during the week ending August 8, 2025

 

Think Universal Child Care Can't Be Done? Keep an Eye on What NYC Is Doing The city’s movement toward free care for kids up to age 2 could be a gamechanger with national implications. And it’s a sign of the growing political strength of working parents. READ MORE

How Artificial Intelligence Transforms the Constituent Experience in Government This paper explores how AI is transforming constituent services in state and local government by streamlining operations, improving accessibility, and enhancing public trust. Through real-world examples, it offers practical guidance for implementing scalable, people-centered AI solutions that deliver measurable impact. DOWNLOAD 

A Government Playbook to Prepare for the Next Wave of AI Innovation Many state and local governments are advancing their AI maturity, progressing from basic, prompt-based AI to more sophisticated generative AI and early agentic AI implementations. But as governments accelerate AI adoption, they still face several governance challenges. Download this guide to find out how your agency can move forward and capitalize on the next wave of AI innovation. DOWNLOAD

Rethinking Digital Access: How Public Sector Agencies Are Solving Digital Identity at Scale  Learn how public agencies are making digital services easier to access, more secure, and more inclusive through smarter identity management. This guide explores the real-world impact of modern Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) solutions, including reduced abandonment rates, stronger compliance, and better service access for all users—regardless of device, location, or digital literacyDOWNLOAD 

A Government Playbook to Prepare for the Next Wave of AI Innovation Many state and local governments are advancing their AI maturity, progressing from basic, prompt-based AI to more  sophisticated generative AI and early agentic AI implementations. But as governments accelerate AI adoption, they still face several governance challenges. Download this guide to find out how your agency can move forward and capitalize on the next wave of AI innovative. DOWNLOAD

Exposing Organized Fraud Patterns in Government Programs  The message is clear: Fraudsters are attacking government programs with relentless speed, using stolen and fake identities, across state borders and within agencies, often driven by complex crime networks that are difficult to entirely track down and stop. READ MORE

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