Webinars
Are You Ready to Reduce Government Fraud?
February 14, 2013 | 02:00 PM EST / 11:00 AM PST
Did you know that 67% of state and local government leaders are concerned about fraud?*
Were you aware that 46% of leaders think fraud is an inherent problem in every corner of government?*
Join us for a live, interactive webinar as we examine a recent GOVERNING Institute survey that includes specific findings about eligibility verification in government. Hear from experts on new strategies being deployed across the U.S. that are creating efficiencies and combating fraud simultaneously to reduce waste in government. At this event you will learn about:
- Providing improved real-time information to social service employees for higher “decisioning” volume
- Identifying and resolving discrepancies in application information
- Monitoring profiles in real time for changes that might influence eligibility
- Implementing a next-generation approach to verification
* GOVERNING Institute Survey, Beyond Traditional Eligibility Verification
Moderator:
Mark Funkhouser, Ph.D.
former Mayor, Kansas City, Missouri, Director, GOVERNING Institute
Speakers:
Secretary Gary Alexander
Department of Public Welfare
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Baden Jr.
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services
State of Minnesota
Joseph Morris
Lead Analyst
GOVERNING
Jill Canetta
Vice President, Product Management and Operations
Experian Public Sector
For questions or details, contact:
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