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Serving Georgia's Citizens Through Effective G-to-G Collaboration

Overview The delivery of health and human services (HHS) to Georgia's residents is frequently hindered by disparate information systems, counter-intuitive processes, and the bureaucratic culture of the state's various agencies. HHS employees often must enter client data multiple times, into multiple information systems - depending upon the data needs of the county, city, or state. As is true in many states, citizens find themselves confounded by government processes that rarely offer intuitive, effective access to critically needed services.

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Publisher	U.S. General Services Administration	File Format	WORD
Date Published	August 2005	Downloads	165
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Mining - Analysis

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