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STATE AND LOCAL

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Increas ing Demands for Government Serv ices

Budget Defici ts

Rapid Technology Change

Ret i r ing Exper ienced Workforce

MACRO TRENDS

GOV IN TRANS IT ION - OUTGOING

12 states will have

gubernatorial elections in 2016

34 Senate seats will be

contested in 2016

GOV IN TRANS IT ION - INCOMING

MACRO10O P P O R T U N I T I E S

1 .DATA ANALYT ICS

Indiana Fights The Opioid Epidemic

“What we’re trying to do here is take these mountains of data that are in different places and turn data into information, turn that information into knowledge, and hopefully turn that knowledge into policy.”

- Joshua Martin, Chief of Staff for the Indiana Management and Performance Hub

2 .MACHINE LEARNING

3 .C IT IZEN-CENTR IC

4 .TALENT

“From 2008 to 2014, Pennsylvania’s state workforce shrunk by over 3,000 employees. That means we had 3,000 less salaried employees over that six-year period. We did see some layoffs, but in most cases, those were individuals that attrited through, meaning they resigned, retired or they moved into the private sector, and we never replaced them.”

- James Honchar, Deputy Secretary for Human Resources Management, Pennsylvania

5 .AG ILE DEVELOPMENT

6 .PROACT IVE SECUR ITY

“Most states don’t have the enterprise means to support cybersecurity. Governments currently don’t have the ability to share decision-making around their cybersecurity direction even within their own governments, let alone across boundaries.”

- Doug Robinson, Executive Director of NASCIO

7 .THE CLOUD

8 .LOCAT ION, EVERYWHERE

9 .NEW PL AYERS IN S&L

10 .LEGACY MODERNIZAT ION

“This is an important step to creating a sustainable Medicaid program and improving how we serve the state’s most vulnerable residents. These changes will put the emphasis on improving the effectiveness and quality of care provided.”

- Marylou SuddersSecretary of Massachusetts’ Executive Office of Health and Human

Services

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