Cloud-based human services technology will enhance collaboration, telework and visibility into operations for economic assistance agencies.
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Scott County HHS is investing in new technology to go paperless, which will help social workers during the COVID-19 pandemic and well into the future.
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Hubbard County DSS is investing in new technology to help staff telework during the COVID-19 pandemic and well into the future.
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Northwoods and SolutionsWest launched a partnership to help California social services agencies successfully implement new technology.
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Yuba County is investing in new technology—Traverse®—that uses artificial intelligence to help child welfare caseworkers make critical safety decisions.
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Cayuga County DSS, New York, will provide child welfare and adult services caseworkers with new technology that uses artificial intelligence.
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Jefferson County DSS is investing in new technology to help caseworkers focus less time on paperwork and more time doing high-value work with families.
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Seneca County DHSA will arm 36 caseworkers with new technology to focus less time on paperwork and more time doing high-value work with families.
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Chautauqua County DHHS New York, is investing in new technology for child welfare caseworkers to help them better serve vulnerable children and families.
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Northwoods is partnering with the state of Ohio to implement enterprise document management in all 88 counties to transform human services delivery.
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