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Grant Thornton Public Sector helps executives and managers at all levels of government maximize their performance and efficiency in the face of ever tightening budgets and increased demand for services. We give clients creative, cost-effective solutions that enhance their acquisition, financial, human capital, information technology, and performance management. For more information, visit grantthornton.com/publicsector.

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EVENT : Jan 17

Best Practices for Fleet Asset Management

Join Grant Thornton and Infor for a webinar to learn about cloud-based solutions that help improve fleet tracking and maintenance management.

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State CIO as Communicator: The Evolving Nature of Technology Leadership

Understand the changing nature of government technology leadership, CIOs from all 50 states weigh in on factors & trends in the 2018 State CIO Survey.

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Five Ways to Mitigate Election Security Risks

Understand the top five areas where government officials can focus limited resources to address risks to elections infrastructure and activities

EVENT : Jun 7

Creating a Smart City: Broadband Investment Strategies

Join our Webcast June 7 as we explore different investment strategies to provide broadband infrastructure at the local level to create smart cities.

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Top Five Challenges for State and Local Health and Human Services Leaders

Learn the challenges for officials as they strive to elevate their services and meet the expectations of a citizenry with greater access to IT.

EVENT : May 3

LA Metro: A local funding model for the nation?

Creative infrastructure investments are needed to solve the current transportation crisis. Could the LA Metro model work for other localities?

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Applying Agile to Acquisitions

Agile and Lean delivery techniques are being used to address large IT project challenges and to deliver usable functionality and value in a modular, adaptive fashion.

Nov 21

A New Engine Driving Innovation in State Technology

The role of the state CIO is being transformed by challenges to traditional business models, by emerging technologies that have the potential to redefine what we consider as "IT", and by the drive to implement digital government.