Many people in the United States fail to receive necessary health care – especially those with complex care needs or behavioral health conditions. A whole person care framework is needed. One that includes service integration and coordination across physical health, behavioral health and nonhealth systems, including social services and criminal justice. It’s currently being tested and explored across the country, and will be valuab...

For defense agencies to prepare for and mitigate high-impact supply chain disruptions, decision-makers must first have clear visibility into their operations and where vulnerabilities exist. As a result, more organizations rely on digital logistics, a transformative approach using data analytics to monitor, anticipate and respond to supply chain disruptions. Given the complexities of global supply chains and the ever-present potential for disr...

Even after years of meaningful advances in meteorology, flood management, and water-related municipal infrastructure, floods still have the capacity to surprise. The results can cause disruptions to communities for months or even years – and they can be deadly. By 2030 it’s estimated that the number of people affected by annual flooding events will more than double to 147 million globally. In the US alone, according to FEMA, 99% o...

In today's rapidly evolving landscape of social welfare and services, the power of data and artificial intelligence (AI) presents an opportunity to revolutionize how we serve our communities. By understanding basic data and AI concepts, your agencies can unlock new capabilities to streamline processes and improve outcomes for the communities you serve. Exploring AI use cases specific to social benefits programs will allow you to identify and a...