A look at the costs involved in implementation a longitudinal data system at a state agency, with state specific examples

A cost avoidance study of e-government in Maine

This page provides an overview of the State Longitudinal Data System Grant Program and provides relevant links for more information.

Pay for Success (PFS) is a public policy tool that may be used in the workforce development sector to test new programs guided by predetermined outcomes for a target population or a community. PFS is a contractual arrangement ...

As grant funding becomes imperative as a source of revenue for government services, the research, application and management process for grants has become a much higher priority for many CIOs.

This survey and subsequent report aim to answer two questions: How do states spend Wagner-Peyser funds? What value do states add to the workforce system by funding, developing or delivering labor exchange services through ...

Presents preliminary outcomes from the Technology-Based Learning (TBL) Initiative, as well as discussion of program design and development, instructional methods and course structures, and partnerships.

Newly introduced federal legislation could create billions of dollars in funding to help state and local governments modernize outdated legacy systems and create more resilient cybersecurity protocols.

Agency leaders aiming to update IT architectures may get a boost from new funding streams.

Federal grants are giving states and localities a big opportunity to invest in their IT systems. But the money is temporary, and they need to choose their acquisitions and vendor partners carefully.