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Today, public-sector technology professionals are coming together for the PTI Foundations of Information Technology Leadership Certificate Program.  They arrive with different titles, responsibilities, and levels of experience. Some may already […]

Technology leaders are often expected to provide answers quickly. Teams look to them for direction. Department heads want recommendations. Executives and elected officials need complex issues translated into clear choices.  That responsibility can

Public-sector technology teams often face the same challenges in different places. One agency may be developing an artificial intelligence policy while another is working through the same questions several states away.

Technology professionals are accustomed to change. New systems replace familiar ones. Security threats evolve. Expectations from residents and elected officials have grown. Artificial intelligence is reshaping conversations that seemed settled only

The answer you’re looking for may already exist within the WRITA community.  One of the most rewarding moments in any professional community is watching someone ask a question they weren’t sure anyone else could

One of the most rewarding aspects of working in public-sector technology is seeing how innovation improves people’s lives. Sometimes it’s a new online service that makes it easier for residents to interact with their