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Aug 22, 2026

Selected items posted on the Internet during the week ending August 21, 2026 and reported by NYPPL pro bono which may be of interest to readers

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Accelerate Eligibility Decisions Across the Benefit Lifecycle Improve your processes during initial determinations, mid-year reviews, and renewals to ensure continuous coverage. Learn More 

Inside Successful Government AI Transformation Hear leadership lessons from the former CTO of Seattle and San Jose. Listen now

Why Government Modernization Isn't About Technology A former city CTO shares what separates successful transformation from stalled initiatives. Listen now




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