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As the world prepares for a “new normal,” public health agencies will be challenged to afford and implement processes that serve faster-paced, mobile day-to-day needs, as well as keep them prepared for future outbreaks. As we’ve learned to do with “all things government technology,” we turned to Former CIO, and now Government Consultant, Paul Gorman for insights.
Tune in as we discuss how to marshal resources in preparation for the public health agency’s future technology needs, mobile testing and data gathering, how being equipped today mitigates tomorrow’s hurdles when responding to emergencies, and how to prepare for all prospective contingencies.
For more information on “the public health agency’s digital solution,” visit https://www.imagesoftinc.com/government/public-health.html
Policy and Capacity – the two-pronged approach to a successfully mobile workplace.
As organizations (and even court systems) progress toward remote-friendly environments, understanding how to achieve leadership’s support and internally equip staff with the means to sustain (dare we say, increase?) productivity is the foundational first step. Thanks to our forward-thinking and innovative Tech Support team, ImageSoft continues to operate remotely amidst mandated stay-at-home orders, even with staff located from coast-to-coast. Join Tom Hansel, ImageSoft’s Director of Customer Care (affectionately referred to as “Tom’s Teams”) and Bill Lussenheide, Senior Systems Business Administrator, for the inside scoop on their emergency plan and how they successfully flipped the switch to ImageSoft-wide remote working operations.
From car companies and soda vendors to even Dilbert comics, everyone is talking about digital transformation. But how do we define it in the government context?
Join Senior Government Consultant Kevin Albrecht and former CIO Paul Gorman as they chat about “the CIO’s worst nightmare,” the importance of dynamic, responsive forms management and how it all shapes an experience from staff to constituent.
Even as courts lean into digital transformation, there’s still one major hesitation: mobile technology. Should smartphones finally be allowed inside the courtroom? Do the benefits outweigh the risks? Join the 22nd Judicial Circuit’s Trial Court Administrator Dan Wallis and ImageSoft’s Senior Sales Engineer Terry Chaudhuri for an engaging conversation that finally puts a pulse on the industry’s journey toward a mobile future.
The Kalamazoo County Probate Court desires to help their constituents better when they’re going through difficult circumstances was hampered by all the paper that drove their processes. In this episode, the staff at the court tell us what life was like before and how different things are for everyone after moving to a digital process.
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