H2O.ai is helping government agencies with getting artificial intelligence capabilities into the hands of operators and analysts that will enable them to achieve mission outcomes faster, better, and smarter. Our tools empower data scientist teams to develop machine learning models quickly, accurately, and responsibly and then make those capabilities available to their own organizations. Join us for this webinar and learn how government agenci...

For more than two years the COVID-19 public health emergency has continued to present unprecedented challenges for government agencies providing citizens with health coverage. While finally, an end to the pandemic is in sight, citizens will continue to hold the government to high standards of communication - demanding speed, efficiency, and accuracy when it comes to the continuation of their post pandemic health care needs. Join Salesforce to...

Have you ever considered developing a Center of Excellence (COE) for the "procure-to-pay" process? Creating one, unified COE can offer benefits and yield results centered around speed, efficiency, and cost savings. However, the entire program hinges on successfully inspiring change by establishing a clear set of values, vision, and mission.In this webinar, Eric Williams, AVP of Supply Chain Management at University of Texas (UT) Health Houston...

In the 3rd quarter of 2021, the healthcare industry hit an unfortunate milestone of recording at least one ransomware attack against a healthcare facility every single day. The healthcare sector's widespread use of legacy devices and massive amounts of stored Protected Healthcare Information (PHI), makes the industry an environment ripe for threat actors. As the industry emerges from the shadow of the COVID-19 global pandemic, healthcare and p...

Join us for this intel and training perspective with Proofpoint. Agenda: Overview of the current Federal Healthcare threat landscape and Q1 2022 analysis - including Conti, Emotet, COVID-19, Credphish, and everything in between Current Federal Healthcare attacks and lures, and what to do about them - threat intelligence to support IT/messaging, security teams, and focused high-payoff security awareness training Conclusion and wrap-up - recomme...

The latest Citizen Experience Executive Order has underscored the need for agencies to modernize their technologies and processes to best meet the ever-evolving needs of their customers. Additionally, HHS agencies are overwhelmed with rising customer expectations, the influx of caller inquiries, rising costs, etc. With this in mind, State and Federal organizations are turning to AI and cloud-based solutions while integrating emerging technolog...

Due to a recent executive order, improving citizen experience when interacting digitally with government services is a significant priority for the public sector, particularly for federal health authorities. As such, technological advances have begun to connect patients and healthcare providers with unprecedented efficiency. However, healthcare system’s complexities often cause confusion, resulting in difficult to navigate platforms and...

The benefits of cloud technology are altering how essential operations are conducted for government organizations. From remote work to remote healthcare, the ability to perform necessary tasks from anywhere in the world is changing the game. Networks like the National Emergency Tele-Critical Care Network (NETCCN) are set up to do just that: change the game. This technology delivers lifesaving telehealth critical care in austere environments, w...

Salesforce and Accenture partnered up for this Dreamforce session on behavioral health. Attendees learned about Michigan Crisis Access Line during this roundtable session with Jon Villasudra, State Assistant Administrator, BHDDA, MDHHS, and Krista Hausermann, Strategic Initiative Specialist, LMSW, CAADC. View this on-demand roundtable session that covers the following discussion topics: MiCAL Integration with 911 and 211 Bed availability Servi...

With less money and people to do more work, healthcare organizations (HCOs) must implement artificial intelligence in the areas it shines. But what are those areas? Where can AI make a real difference today versus the aspirational uses that may not be ready for primetime? What kinds of computing environments offer the flexibility to leverage AI, which are more problematic, and how can you transition from the latter to the former if necessary?...