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• It’s A Paperless, Paperless World..... Thinking Outside the Box to Gain Efficiencies through Prepaid Cards
• Public sector organizations are under intense scrutiny to operate as efficiently and effectively as possible and with maximum transparency. An important consideration is the way in which payments are made and managed. Prepaid cards can offer flexibility, security and accountability to governments as a method of dispersing benefits, healthcare and social care payments, child benefits and housing benefits to their constituents.

Past

• Outperform Your Own Objectives: Closing the Strategy Gap with EPM
• Join GOVERNING and the Kennedy School of Government for a live webinar on the benefits of Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) and gain a perspective on how to outperform your own goals.

• Are You Ready to Reduce Government Fraud?
• Join us for a live, interactive webinar as we examine a recent GOVERNING Institute survey that includes specific findings about eligibility verification in government.

• Modernizing Integrated Eligibility for Medicaid and Social Services
• The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2012 mandates major modernization for integrated eligibility systems for Medicaid and social services. With tight compliance deadlines, agencies will need to quickly assess the current state of their systems and develop an actionable migration strategy that reduces risk, expense and time to deploy.

• U.S. Conference of Mayors – Benefits and Fiduciary Responsibilities
• Join GOVERNING as this webinar explores the benefits of being part of the United States Conference of Mayors Retirement Program and talks about the fiduciary responsibilities mayors have with respect to their retirement plans.

• Health Insurance Marketplaces: Different Models, Different Considerations
• Join GOVERNING, industry experts and state leaders for a live Webinar to discuss:
  • The three different models of health insurance marketplaces and the benefits of each
  • The most important considerations now in order to prepare for a future transition from a Federally Facilitated Partnership to a state-based marketplace in the future
  • Two different approaches from the states of Maryland and South Carolina including their decisions, progress and expected results

• GOVERNING FROM THE CLOUD: Pierce County, WA, and the City of Orlando
• You’ve heard that many things are moving to the cloud – but can government be one of them? Leading organizations are in fact moving certain technologies into the cloud to save money and improve service effectiveness. Pierce County, Washington, and the City of Orlando, Florida, are two great examples of those who have recently decided to make the switch. The benefits of moving to the cloud are compelling: including lower costs for maintenance and operations, greater flexibility, and enhanced worker collaboration.

• THE FISCAL CLIFF & BEYOND: What Hangs in the Balance for State & Local Governments
• Attend this free GOVERNING webinar, bring your questions for our experts and find out what you need to know to prepare for the so-called fiscal cliff—and beyond.

• ACT Now! Why Accountability, Compliance, and Transparency (ACT) Are Timely Government Workforce Management Drivers
• At a time when public spending is under scrutiny, many government institutions are still managing labor, their largest operational expense, with outdated manual systems that make it nearly impossible to ensure optimum accountability, compliance, and transparency.

• Increasing Financial Empowerment
• Financially empowered citizens are the key to the nation’s economic health. Many state and local governments are rightfully concerned about and working toward helping the “unbanked” and “under-banked” build the personal and financial resources they need to achieve self-sufficiency.

• America’s Critical Caseload: Innovation and the Future of Health and Human Services in State and Local Government
• Join the Governing Institute and the Center for Digital Government as we present a live webinar on our findings regarding the need for a resource for leaders as they grapple with increasing caseloads and fewer workers, and look to technology to help remedy these issues.