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Save the Best for Last - All You need to Know about the Standard Contract for GBA Data Transfers (Part I) | Lexology
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🚀 Embrace the Future of Government Services 🌐 In today's fast-paced digital age, citizens are no longer content with just being passive recipients of government services. They want to actively participate and engage with their government, just like they do with their favorite brands and online platforms. 📱💻 That's where the concept of a "Total Experience (TX) Strategy" comes into play. This innovative approach is taking the world of government institutions by storm. So, what exactly is a TX strategy, and why is it essential for governments today? Read our article on Federal News Network by Willie Hicks!
Pivoting to a total experience strategy: A necessity for governments today | Federal News Network
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🚀 Embrace the Future of Government Services 🌐 In today's fast-paced digital age, citizens are no longer content with just being passive recipients of government services. They want to actively participate and engage with their government, just like they do with their favorite brands and online platforms. 📱💻 That's where the concept of a "Total Experience (TX) Strategy" comes into play. This innovative approach is taking the world of government institutions by storm. So, what exactly is a TX strategy, and why is it essential for governments today? Read our article on Federal News Network by Willie Hicks!
Pivoting to a total experience strategy: A necessity for governments today | Federal News Network
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If you are into technology, economic growth, or national security, this is a video that you should take some time to watch. We live in a unique time with changes playing out very quickly and having very large impacts. https://lnkd.in/geUR2qK5
The Little Tech Agenda: Why We Support Trump
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If we want to realize a “digital democracy,” we must reimagine how technology is used and invest in building new tools to meet the challenges of public trust and participation. In E. Glen Weyl and Audrey Tang's new book, they argue “technology and democracy can be each other’s greatest allies.”
🇹🇼 ⿻ How Taiwan is leading the way in digital democracy
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📣 A case like the Post Office Horizon IT scandal, which spans more than two decades and has been described as “the most widespread miscarriage of justice in UK history”, is complex and involves many different players. And yet, when it is stripped back to its foundations, it's a case that is built on a failure of governance by successive boards of Post Office Limited (POL). Read our latest blog, written by Karl West where he takes a look at the background, highlight some of the more glaring governance failures and outline some of the preliminary lessons that directors can learn from the scandal. ⏩ https://lnkd.in/eW4R-sAM #PostOffice #PostOfficeScandal #Horizon #Scandal #Governance
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To fully benefit from data, businesses need the right tools, skills, and data management practices. Moreover, they must prioritize data privacy and security to build trust with customers and stakeholders. Data is a valuable asset, and harnessing its power is essential for businesses looking to thrive in the digital age. #DataDrivenDecisions #BusinessDataStrategy #AnalyticsForBusiness #ListenToAudioOne Listent to AudioOne: https://go.shr.lc/3FkGubK
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🚀 Embrace the Future of Government Services 🌐 In today's fast-paced digital age, citizens are no longer content with just being passive recipients of government services. They want to actively participate and engage with their government, just like they do with their favorite brands and online platforms. 📱💻 That's where the concept of a "Total Experience (TX) Strategy" comes into play. This innovative approach is taking the world of government institutions by storm. So, what exactly is a TX strategy, and why is it essential for governments today? Read our article on Federal News Network by Willie Hicks!
Pivoting to a total experience strategy: A necessity for governments today | Federal News Network
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"The bureau’s stellar track record seems, on paper, inexplicable. INR is tiny, with fewer than 500 employees total. The DIA has over 16,500, and while the CIA’s headcount is classified, it was 21,575 in 2013, when Edward Snowden leaked it. You could fit over 47 INRs in the CIA, and even if you exclude the non-analysts on the CIA's payroll, Langley’s analytic headcount is far greater than INR’s. Tom Fingar, who led the bureau from 2000 to 2001 and 2004 to 2005, once told a reporter its budget was “decimal dust.” In 2023, it came to only $83.5 million, or 0.1 percent of overall US intelligence spending. On top of that, INR has no spies abroad, no satellites in the sky, no bugs on any laptops. But it reads the same raw intel as everyone else, and in at least a few cases, was the only agency to get some key questions right. The most important factor in building this culture, every veteran I spoke to stated, is the unusual way that INR selects and uses analysts. The CIA and DIA tend to favor generalists. Analysts rotate between roles every two to three years, often changing countries or even regions. At INR, the average analyst has been on their topic for over 14 years. “At most of the other intel organizations you rotate out of your portfolio every two to three years,” McCarthy says. “At INR, they die at their desks.” https://lnkd.in/gDP54Wjj
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