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Pressure may soon increase on Federal agencies that have failed to meet Section 508 compliance regulations. As part of a 1998 amendment to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 508 requires that all Federal electronic information and data be accessible to all users
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Monitoring of Section 508 Compliance by Federal Agencies Likely to Increase
Pressure may soon increase on Federal agencies that have failed to meet Section 508 compliance regulations. As part of a 1998 amendment to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 508 requires that all Federal electronic ...
Read Post »Missions of Rapid Scaling: Seven Essential Elements
Federal agencies continuously face changing mission requirements, budgets, and scope. Whether the mission scope morphs, or unforeseen changes or events occur, or the needs rapidly scale up or down, our role as a contractor is ...
Read Post »Three Ways to Restore Public Trust in Health Information
Public health information is now available in an instant to citizens, with both positive and negative consequences. This is an emerging challenge for public health leaders who must break through the noise of an ever-expanding ...
Read Post »Federal Agencies Challenged (Again) to Improve the Customer and Citizen Experience
If you’ve interacted online with the government lately, chances are you were underwhelmed by the customer experience (CX). Presidential Executive Order 14058 hopes to change that perception, but government officials on the front lines of this initiative ...
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