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In this episode of Govtech Today, hosts Russell Lowery and Jennifer Saha delve into the pressing issue of efficiency in government services. They explore how inefficiencies in federal contract management impact state and local governments, particularly in California. Topics include license overselling, cloud storage waste, and the consolidation of HR systems. The discussion also touches on the challenges and implications of the return-to-office mandate for state employees and its broader effects on vendors and the workforce. Expert insights and real-world examples, such as Amazon's cost-saving strategies, highlight the opportunities for improvement in government tech utilization.
00:00 Introduction to Govtech Today
00:17 Government Efficiency Challenges
00:55 Impact of Federal Policies on State and Local Levels
02:58 Overselling and Overbuying in Government Contracts
06:40 Cloud Utilization and Efficiency
11:01 Consolidation of Government Systems
18:25 Return to Office Mandate
28:57 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of Govtech Today, hosts Russell Lowery and Jennifer Saha delve into the pressing issue of efficiency in government services. They explore how inefficiencies in federal contract management impact state and local governments, particularly in California. Topics include license overselling, cloud storage waste, and the consolidation of HR systems. The discussion also touches on the challenges and implications of the return-to-office mandate for state employees and its broader effects on vendors and the workforce. Expert insights and real-world examples, such as Amazon's cost-saving strategies, highlight the opportunities for improvement in government tech utilization.
00:00 Introduction to Govtech Today
00:17 Government Efficiency Challenges
00:55 Impact of Federal Policies on State and Local Levels
02:58 Overselling and Overbuying in Government Contracts
06:40 Cloud Utilization and Efficiency
11:01 Consolidation of Government Systems
18:25 Return to Office Mandate
28:57 Conclusion and Final Thoughts